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In Mulk Raj Anand's novel 'Untouchable', how does the author use Bakha's experiences to expose the deep-rooted societal injustices perpetuated by the caste system?
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- 1By portraying Bakha as a symbol of the triumph of caste-based society over human dignity.
- 2By focusing on Bakha's psychological struggles and his internalization of caste-based humiliation.✓
- 3By emphasizing Bakha's passive resistance and ultimate escape from the system.
- 4By showing Bakha's acceptance of his place within the caste hierarchy.
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By focusing on Bakha's psychological struggles and his internalization of caste-based humiliation.
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