Bhagavad Gita Chapter 9 Verse 32

Gita 9.32

माम्, हि, पार्थ, व्यपाश्रित्य, ये, अपि, स्युः, पापयोनयः,
स्त्रिायः, वैश्याः, तथा, शूद्राः, ते, अपि, यान्ति, पराम्, गतिम्।।32।।

Gita 9.32

Mam’, hi, paarth, vypaashritya, ye, api, syuH, paapyonyaH,
StriyaH, vaishyaH, tatha, shoodraH, te, api, yaanti, paraam’, gatim’ ||32||

Translation: (Hi) because (Paarth) O Paarth! (ye) who (api) also (mam’) me (vypaashritya) dependent (syuH) become (paapayonyaH) sinful birth i.e. most sinful (striyaH vaishyaH) a prostitute woman (tatha) and (shoodraH) Shudra / a person of lower caste (te) they all (api) also (paraam’ gatim’) Supreme salvation / complete salvation (yaanti) attain. (32)

Gita 9.32: Because O Paarth! Whoever become dependent on me, in sinful birth i.e. the most sinful prostitute woman and a Shudra (a person of a lower caste), they all also attain supreme salvation.

Important - Bhagavad Gita Chapter 9 Verse 32: In this above-mentioned Verse, the giver of the knowledge of Gita has said that on being dependent on me, one attains supreme salvation i.e. complete salvation. The reason is, that for complete salvation there is mention of jaap of three mantras Om´-Tat´-Sat´ in Gita Chapter 17 Verse 23, by which supreme salvation i.e. complete salvation is possible. In this the mantra Om´ is of the speaker of the knowledge of Gita. Therefore, by being dependent on this Om´ mantra i.e. on the speaker of the knowledge of Gita only, complete salvation is attained. That is why the speaker of the knowledge of Gita has decribed his salvation as very inferior/bad in Gita Chapter 7 Verse 18. And in Gita Chapter 18 Verse 62 and Gita Chapter 15 Verse 4 has directed to go in the refuge of Supreme God other than him.