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Social reform movement took place in India during the period of British Rule. Indian Social reformer played a very important role to root out the old tradition and custom of Indian Society. Untouchability was the stigma of Indian society. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and Mahatma Gandhi were the leaders of Modern India who fought against the untouchability. Both of them had their own strategy to tackle the problem of untouchability. Dr. B. R. Ambedkar believed that Untouchability not only was harmful to untouchables but also to the touchable and even for the country. It would be dangerous for the Integration of country. Class System and Varna System is the base of untouchability and therefore Class and Caste System must be Eradicated from the society. Whereas M. K, Gandhi believed that Hindu religion is alive only because of the base of Caste of Hindu religion. Different caste is the formed only for the service of the society. There is no requirement of Roti Beti practice in society for the National Integration. He believed Varna system is the natural. Varna system is the method, which fixed the work of man before his birth. He also believed that Varna system avoids the competition between the two Class and also avoid the Class Struggle. He supported the Varna system in which there is no freedom to choose the business according to the choice of the person.