Kancha Ilaiah, the celebrated, outspoken Dalit writer, in his novel ‘Untouchable God’ continues his ‘brutal polemics against the Brahminical dominance of the Indian caste order’  in a fashion similar to his seminal work ‘Why I am not a Hindu: A Sudrak Critique of Hidutva Philosophy, Culture & Political Economy‘ and raises several inconvenient questions about the caste ridden Indian society.