History · Modern Indian History
Temple entry movements during the colonial period were instrumental in:
- 1highlighting the caste prejudices prevalent within society.✓
- 2defying casteism and bringing absolute equality in society.
- 3opening temple doors immediately to all people irrespective of caste.
- 4challenging the caste system and completely abolishing untouchability.
Correct answer
highlighting the caste prejudices prevalent within society.
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