Which of the following re. India's jajmani system, caste system, and the concepts of purity and pollution, is FALSE? Which of the following re. India's jajmani system, caste system, and the concepts of purity and pollution, is FALSE? In village India, the jajmani system is an interdependent ritual and economic system between the landowning patron jajman and his laborers. A fifth "caste" considered too impure to be included in the four varna categories are the Harijans who are also known as "Dalits," "untouchables," "outcastes," and the "unclean." Castes are now outlawed in India and are no longer an issue for marriage, esp. in rural villages. In the Indian caste concept of purity and pollution, Brahmans are most pure and safest to eat food prepared by them; and Doms are an impure caste that specializes in the highly polluting handling of the dead