Summary:  for the murder of a Dalit (lower caste) in the name of protecting their caste purity, we see the danger and complexity of caste-based attitudes and behaviors in India. The legacy of colonial governance, with its dual role of promoting Christian values while respecting local customs, has left a lasting impact on the social and political dynamics of India. The interplay between British colonial policies, Christian missionary activities, and traditional Hindu practices has shaped the religious and social landscape of modern India, with ongoing debates and challenges surrounding issues of caste, religion, and identity. The narrative of British involvement in India, from the early missionary activities of figures like William Carey to the government policies of Lord Bentinck and Lord Dalhousie, reflects a complex history marked by tensions between cultural traditions, religious beliefs, and political interests.