After India's Supreme Court rules that politicians can't use religion or caste to seek votes, one man describes his experience of the caste system. | BBC World Service

Caste discrimination in India is a deep-rooted social hierarchy system, based on birth, that creates unequal social and economic opportunities, with historically marginalized groups (Dalits/Scheduled Castes) facing severe exclusion, “untouchability” practices, violence, restricted jobs, and unequal access to resources like education and sanitation, despite prevention laws the hierarchy practice still persist. . . Reel Credits: Mavia and Shaare Camera credits: Saeed | The Jamia Review