The caste system A. was outlawed by India’s constitution in 1948. B. developed into its modern form in the seventh century C. E. C. has roots in the Bhagavad-Gita. D. exists in Pakistan but not India.

A- was outlawed by India's constitution in 1948.

Explanation:

In 1948, the caste system was eliminated from the constitution and banned the use of it for personal goods. Because caste system has the ability to make difficult for the lower caste people to go ahead in a social structure as there is too much discrimination involved. Unfortunately though, it is still practiced in India.

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