What was the condition of untouchable during Gupta age?

During the Gupta age, the social structure was heavily influenced by the Caste System, which marginalized the untouchables, or "Dalits." They faced severe discrimination and were often relegated to the most menial tasks, living on the fringes of society. Their rights were severely restricted, and they were typically denied access to public spaces, temples, and education. Despite this, some historical accounts suggest that the Gupta period allowed for a degree of social mobility, but the fundamental inequalities persisted.