Bakha is a fictional character from the novel "Untouchable," written by Indian author Mulk Raj Anand in 1935. He is a young boy belonging to the untouchable caste, which is considered the lowest in the traditional Indian social hierarchy. The story follows Bakha's struggles with discrimination, poverty, and his desire for a better life. Throughout the novel, Bakha faces the harsh realities of his social status, including the stigma attached to his work as a latrine cleaner. His experiences highlight the injustices faced by the untouchables and serve as a critique of the caste system in India, aiming to raise awareness about social inequality.