Why might members of the lower castes in India have accepted their social position with few complaints?

Members of the lower castes in India may have accepted their social position with few complaints due to deeply ingrained cultural and religious beliefs that justify the Caste System as a part of cosmic order or karma. Additionally, social and economic pressures, including limited access to education and opportunities for upward mobility, can reinforce acceptance of their roles. Fear of social ostracism or violence for challenging the system may also contribute to their compliance. Over generations, these factors can create a sense of resignation and normalization of their social status.