I know untouchability is illegal in India. The last time it was legal was when the British were ruling India. At that time, there was Apartheid against all Indians (European only hotels, restaurants, neighbourhoods, streets, etc).

The author of India's constitution was a Dalit - Ambedkar. Unlike the USA, where not a single black person was involved in writing the US Constitution.

50 percent of all engineering seats in India are reserved for the Dalits and other disadvantaged communities. In Canada, 0 to 5 percent of engineering seats are reserved for disadvantaged communities like the First nations.

Finally, there has been a Dalit Indian President, Dalit Cabinet ministers, etc. The on-ff provincial premier of India's biggest state for the last 20 years has been a Dalit woman. In Canada, no minority woman has ever been a provincial premier.

Did you know the above facts? Probably not.