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 ==to IP above, clarification on Jat ethnicity== 
 To the IP above, do not bold your text and put it at the top of the page. If you believe that that is true, find reliable sources that suggests that. 

 :Why are Jats said to be a distinct ethnic group? Are they not a Kshatriyan caste group? My grandfather is a Jat, but he's also Punjabi.  |  
 ::Jats see themselves as Kshatriya and Jat writers tend to write this. I have read that they are considered Vaisya due to mostly farmers. In Manu Smirti they are refered to as Sudra. There is a lot of mystery around this. Thanks 

 :::: Hello, where did you find the reference of Jats in Manusmriti, and also where did you find this vaisya theory????  

 == Article structure == 

 I've started to try to organise the many facts in this article into a better structure; please feel free to improve on it.     

 == Jamot == 

 I've removed the phrase ""(see article on Jamot)"" from the Jat people in Pakistan sub-section because the Jamot article does not mention Jats (although it is catagorised as such). If information is added to the Jamot article to make it obviously relevant to this article then I'd be happy to resinstate the link.     

 == BSP == 

 In the Jat people in India subsection I changed ""BSP"" to Bahujan Samaj Party; if this is wrong please correct it, but please don't revert to ""BSP"" without explaining what it stands for. Thanks     

 == Hookah image == 

 To show common behaviour in a group is not the same as showing behaviour different from that of other groups.  Example:  Many different cultures play checkers.  But a very common rural tradition in some areas in the US is to play checkers.  An image of 2 men playing checkers might well be appropriate for many different areas of the world, with possibly the only difference being their appearance (clothing, adornments, whatever).  I don't see any objection to the image in the deleting edit summary, although the statement that it is not specific to Jat people is certainly true.  There are Southern US Jazz musicians of many nations, cultures, origins, social strata who use the hooka.  I support keeping the image.   
 :I would suggest that any images should add to, enhance or reinforce the reader's appreciation and understanding of the primary subject of the article. The image in question is captioned ""A typical Jat chaupal in a village smoking a hubble-bubble (hooka)"", but the article doesn't explain what a ""chaupal"" is, so it doesn't enhance my understanding; nor does it claim to show anything characteristicly ""Jat"" - the article makes no mention of smoking.  Furthermore, some 36% of the caption (4 words out of 11) is concerned with the smoking which appears to be undue weight for a subject to which the article gives no weight at all. Furthermore, the reader may reasonably be misled by this image to believe that this form of smoking plays a significant role in Jat culture.  I suggest that the image serves no useful purpose in the article, and may well be counterproductive.    

 ::Makes sense to me. )   

 ==122.162.97.233 edits== 

 I reverted the edits by this user and neglected to make comments. The reason why I did this was that ""Gujjar"" was changed to ""Ahir"" when the reference stated ""Gujjar"". Also, the references added either were dead links or did not meet wiki standards (i.e. wiki type pages themselves).  

 == Jatt == 

 In punjabi>> JATT KI TE GHAT KI..YAARI JATT DI TOOT DA MOSHA KADE NA WICHALEO TUT DI>>WE ARE VERY PROMISING PEOPLE,WE SAY WE DO IT.....OR DIE.WE BELIEVE IN THE SAYING:EVERYTHING IS FAIR IN LOVE AND WAR.  —Preceding unsigned