Why are all the high castes in India white? What caste is Indian star amirkhan?

Although Indian law abolished the caste system, it was only abolished in law. The caste system has long been deeply rooted in the hearts of most Indians. Just like our feudal thoughts, they are still indestructible in the hearts of some people in China. Now look at India. Almost all officials or celebrities are of high caste.

Caste system, India's caste system, or India's caste system, is a social system that once prevailed in India and other parts of South Asia. The caste system is centered on Brahmins, and many disloyal groups, namely castes, are divided according to occupations. Various surnames are divided into many sub-castes according to the areas where they live, and these sub-castes are further divided into many settled castes according to the settlements where they live. Indian caste system originated from Hinduism, also known as Varna system, which was formed in the late Vedic era and has a history of more than 3,000 years. This system divides people into four grades, namely Brahman, Keshatri, Vishnha and sudra. Aamir Hussain Khan is a Muslim, and Aamir Hussain Khan was born into an Afghan Indian Muslim family. No one in India thinks he is noble! Indians only think brahmins are noble.

Aamir Hussain Khan (Aamir Hussain Khan), surnamed Khan (Khan for short), may know the meaning of the master and the king when he hears this surname. He has a high social status and material wealth, and belongs to the highest Brahmin. But since amirkhan's ancestors began to believe in Islam in a certain generation, the caste system violated the principle of equality for all Muslims, so amirkhan became less and less important.

Although the caste system has been abolished after India's independence, and the Indian Constitution explicitly prohibits class discrimination, it still has great influence in today's Indian society, especially in rural India. Brahman, the highest caste, has less than 40% of the people's judicial power and nearly half of the parliamentary seats. Even in times of natural disasters, da Park Jung Su people are discriminated against and deprived of basic assistance.