Question

The reformers who worked to establish a society free of caste inequalities were ________________.
A.Jyotiba Phule
B. B.R. Ambedkar and Periyar Ramaswamy Naickar
C. Gandhiji
D. All of the above

Answer 1

Hint: One of the reformers who fought against the caste system was known as Bapuji by many people.
The other reformer was famous for his organization Satyashodak Samaj.
The brain behind the Indian Constitution was also a part of it.

Complete answer:
The Caste framework in India has been in pervasiveness since Vedic occasions. The rank framework is in progressive structures in India. With the progression of the period, the upper position individuals began segregating lower standing individuals and tormented them differently. In British Raj, there were a few rank disparities. Lower rank individuals were not permitted to enter premises held for the higher station.

In India, Social Reformers like Jyotibha Phule attested that Upper Caste individuals who call themselves Aryan are outsiders while lower station individuals are the genuine locals of this land.

Mahatma Gandhi reduced imbalance by lecturing equivalent economic wellbeing for all and calling lower rank individuals as "Harijan" which means offspring of God. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar who is known as the Father of the Indian Constitution nullified distance and any such practice and supported equivalent privileges of all. Periyar upheld fairness for lower standing individuals. Jyotiba Phule through his Satyashodak Samaj tried to abolish the caste system.

Hence, the correct answer is option (D)

Note: The Caste System in India is in a hierarchical structure. It fundamentally comprises of four Varnas for example Brahmans (Priests), Kshatriyas (Kings, Knights, and so on), Vaishyas (Merchants, Landlords, specialist, and so on) Shudras (Maids, Farmers, Workers, and so forth) and the individuals who didn't fit in these classifications were the Dalits or the untouchables (Sweepers, People who managed dead bodies, and so on)