According to the memorandum, during the 360 Villages Farmers’ Mahapanchayat organized on June 18, 2026, at Develen Mod, Hindaun City, a speaker allegedly used offensive and unconstitutional language against the Jatav community, which is classified under the Scheduled Caste category.

Community Expresses Anger, Claims Sentiments Were Hurt

The memorandum stated that using caste-based derogatory terms against any community from a public platform damages social harmony and promotes social division. The committee alleged that the remarks deeply hurt the sentiments of the Jatav community and triggered widespread anger among its members.

Arjun Mahar Reacts on X, Demands Strict Action

Social activist Arjun Mahar also reacted to the controversy through a post on social media platform X.

He wrote:

“Who is this person who is abusing us in the presence of MLA Anita Jatav? Tell those spreading hatred and violating High Court orders that there is no caste officially identified as ‘Chamar’ in Karauli, Hindaun and Bharatpur today.”

He further stated:

“The word used from the public stage is considered a derogatory slur and is often used offensively against communities such as Bairwa, Jatav, Meghwal and Raigar.”

Appealing to law enforcement agencies, Mahar said:

“I request Rajasthan Police and Karauli Police to register an FIR under the SC/ST Act and other applicable legal provisions against the person who used objectionable language against the Scheduled Caste community and arrest him immediately.”

Demand for an Impartial Investigation and Strict Action

The District Jatav Social Reform Committee has urged the police administration to examine videos, audio recordings, and other available evidence from the event, identify the individual responsible, and initiate stringent legal action under the applicable laws.

Memorandum Submitted to Two Police Authorities

The memorandum was addressed to the Station House Officer (SHO), New Mandi Police Station, Hindaun City, and the Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), Hindaun City.

Hariom Thekedar Appeals for Prompt Action

The memorandum bears the signature of Hariom Thekedar, Youth President of the District Jatav Social Reform Committee. He appealed to the administration to ensure swift action and take necessary steps to prevent similar incidents from recurring in the future.

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With the objective of social reform, strengthening community organization, and eliminating deep-rooted social evils, an important tehsil-level meeting of the Jatav community was organized in Khedi Haiwat. During the meeting, prominent citizens and community office-bearers held extensive deliberations and adopted several stringent and historic resolutions to provide a new direction to the society.

Chief Guests and Office-Bearers

The meeting was attended by District President of the Jatav Samaj Sudhar Samiti (representing 360 villages across Karauli, Sawai Madhopur, and Dausa), Hattiram Thekedar, as the Chief Guest. The program was presided over by Suroth Tehsil President Prasadi Lal Jatav, while the proceedings were conducted by Manoj Kumar Devat. During the event, Ramsingh Jatav was unanimously elected as the Chairman of the assembly.

Key Social Resolutions Adopted

Samiti spokesperson Rinku Khedi Haiwat outlined the stringent steps decided upon to eradicate prevailing social evils:

• Total Ban on Death Feasts (Mrityu Bhoj): To control unnecessary expenditure and economic burden on families, death feasts have been completely banned within the community.
• Anti-Drug Campaign: A strict decision was taken to completely prohibit the sale and consumption of both illicit and legal alcohol within Jatav settlements.
• Curbing Unethical Activities: Considering gambling and betting as detrimental to the community, it was decided that strict action will be taken against those operating or facilitating such activities.
• Disciplinary Action: A provision for ‘Hukka-Pani Band’ (social boycott) has been enacted against individuals who violate the rules set by the community. Such individuals will no longer be permitted to participate in community gatherings or panchayats.

Wide Community Participation

Hundreds of community members, including the entire executive committees of Hindaun and Suroth tehsils, participated in the meeting with great enthusiasm. The participation of the youth was particularly notable. The meeting concluded with a collective resolution focusing on unity, education, de-addiction, and social reform.

Prominent figures present included Youth President Hariom Thekedar, Tehsil President Dharam Singh, Bablu Chaurasia, Rajaram Jatav, and several senior social workers and philanthropists, including retired District Education Officers Tarachand and Ramkishan.

Disclaimer: This report is based on the local community meeting and the information provided. Its objective is to highlight the efforts made toward social reform.

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In a proactive effort toward social consciousness and reform, the Jatav community is organizing a tehsil-level meeting in the village of Khedi Haiwat on May 28, 2026. The meeting is scheduled to commence at 10:00 AM under the chairmanship of Tehsil President Shri Parsadi Lal Jatav. A significant participation of community office-bearers, senior citizens, youth, and prominent citizens is expected.

Meeting Agenda: Prioritizing Social Reform

The primary objective of this gathering is to curb social malpractices and promote education and discipline within the community. Key topics for discussion include:

• Regulation of Funeral Feasts (Mrityubhoj): Discussing the impact and necessity of extravagant traditional gatherings.
• Curbing Unnecessary Expenditure: Reducing wasteful spending on weddings and ostentatious displays of clothing and jewelry.
• Anti-Addiction and Awareness: Conducting mass awareness campaigns against the consumption and sale of illicit liquor, and ensuring the complete eradication of social evils such as gambling and betting.
• Empowering the Next Generation: Providing a positive and progressive direction to the youth through education and social cohesion.

Commitment to Unity and Social Progress

District Spokesperson Shri Rinku Khedi Haiwat noted that community leaders are enthusiastic about the initiative. There is a strong consensus that positive change can only be achieved through collective decision-making. The resolutions adopted during this meeting will serve as the foundation for the community’s future roadmap.

The organizers have appealed to all community members to attend in large numbers and share their valuable suggestions, thereby strengthening this mission of social reform.

Disclaimer: This news report is based on information provided by local organizers. For any official updates or changes regarding the meeting schedule, please remain in contact with the organizing committee.

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The meeting was presided over by retired officer Phool Singh Guruji, with stage coordination by Satyaveer Kumar Gagar. Retired District Education Officer Tara Chand Jatav stated that this year’s felicitation ceremony will honor students who scored more than 85% marks in Class 10 and 12, as well as candidates who cleared IIT, NEET, and other competitive exams.

Discipline and proper planning were emphasized for the successful execution of the event. Madan Mohan Bhaskar informed that the detailed blueprint of the ceremony will be presented in writing and discussed in the upcoming meeting. On June 22, the event date, location, and organizing committee will be officially finalized.

Prominent attendees included:
Phoolsingh Guruji, Tarachand Jatav, Devisingh, Jagdish Bhagat, Amar Singh Baba, Bharat Baba, Chhaleshwar Hindonia, Nemichand, Samay Singh Fauji, Sher Singh, Rinku Khedi Haiwat, Swaroop Lal, Suresh Banki, Sugar Lal Dhindhora, Rajendra Jain, Madan Mohan Bhaskar, and other community members.

The event is being seen as a major step towards promoting educational excellence and encouraging merit within the Jatav community.

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