Who are himachali jaat?

Answer 1

There are about 1,50,000 Jats in Himachal Pradesh, they are mainly Hindu Jats. They are about 1% (approx) of the total population of the state. Recently Jats in Himachal Pradesh got OBC status with the efforts of Mr. Harnam Singh Gill, State president of Himachal Jat Kalyan Parishad. He can be contacted at 01892-232283 for more information. Mostly Jats are in army or migrated to others states for work. Jats are not politically active. There is only one MLA but minister in Himachal Pradesh cabinet from Jats. Jats in Himachal Pradesh are economically poorer than Jats in other states. They speak bholi- pharhi. Mainly Hindu jats are

known by Chaudhary and Ghirth people.

Regarding gotra generly Himachal Pradesh Jats are same gotra like in Punjab & Haryana few of them are- Kundhal, Gill, Kaundal/Kondal, Syal, Riar, Chang, Kang, Randhawa, Sandhu, Sidhu, Sahota, Bhatti, Khaire, Badal, Chawala, Kangri, Nara, Bhakal, Dhayal, Kahalon, Nanda, Rasen, Bains, Dadwal, Rilach, Bagga etc.

Answer 2

They are same as like in Punjab! Although the population is very small.

Their surnames are Gill, Sandhu, Dhillon, Randhawa, Rai, Maan, Riar, Kahlon, Rialch, Bajwa etc.

NOTE: Chaudharies in Himachal are Ghirths which is another caste considered as lower ones.

Answer 3

There are about 400000 Jats in Himachal Pradesh, they are mainly Hindu Jats. Mostly Jats are in army or migrated to others states for work. Jats are not poltically active. There is only one or two MLA or minister in Himachal Pradesh cabinet from Jats. They speak bholi- pharhi. Mainly Hindu jats are known by Chaudhary and Ghirth people.

Answer 4

"Himachali Jaat" refers to the tribal communities or indigenous people living in the state of Himachal Pradesh, India. They have unique traditions, cultures, and lifestyles that are distinct from other communities in the region. These communities have a deep connection to the Himalayan region and often rely on agriculture and animal husbandry for their livelihood.

Answer 5

Disclaimer: Ghirths or Chaudharies in Himachal Pradesh are not Jatts — they are a lower caste.