A 1941 tract framed caste tyranny as a form of Hindu imperialism.

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• Gandhi’s apparent progress from caste to varna does not resolve the underlying problem (similarity 0.84)
• Scriptural reinterpretation is useless against caste; authority itself must be denied (similarity 0.83)
• Manusmriti’s caste rules shaped even Gandhi’s ideal of the Bhangi (similarity 0.82)
• Gandhi defended caste as founded on an eternal hereditary principle (similarity 0.81)
• Communist parties lost Dalit support by treating caste as secondary to class (similarity 0.80)
• Gandhi’s Ahmedabad labour union institutionalised caste divisions in its very structure (similarity 0.80)
• A remarkably uniform anti-Saracen ideology persisted through centuries like a catechism (similarity 0.79)
• Post-independence law still guaranteed a Hindu chairman over Buddhism’s holiest temple until 2013 (similarity 0.79)
• Gandhi conceived satyagraha to reassure British rulers rather than overthrow them (similarity 0.79)
• Gandhi never renounced chaturvarna across his ninety-eight volumes of writing (similarity 0.79)
• Colonial rule of India by its own laws required European mastery of Sanskrit. (similarity 0.78)
• Totalitarian dictatorship rules its own country like a foreign conqueror (similarity 0.78)