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January 3rd, 2007, 05:54 PM
Gotra row ends; expulsion of newlywed upheld
DEAR ALL GOOD NEWS
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OF YOU.
This is a serious problem in our JatSamaj. We must find a new concept in 2007. Which can be simple & pratical, also preserve our values & Customs.
Here is a latest story. feel free to share your views.
The Sheoran Khap and 40 family of Punia Gotra agreed to live in peace.
The marriage ceremony held in Jui village in bhiwani dist.
The newly married couple now settled in Sarangpur our side Sheoran Khap and Jewali village.
Main problem of Gotra clash will stay until the khap panchayat come to some agreement on 3 Gotras concept.
Now Sheoran and Puniya in Jewali already can not merry in 4 Gotras
Sheoran
Punia
Mother
Grandmother.
Yah jo JUI ki Ladki hae 4 Gotra sy Bahar hae. Yah to Sheoran ki bhanji hae.Yadi Bhanji ky Got talne lagay to
4+4=8 Gotra ho jayegy aur kahin per bhi shadi nahi hogi. Girls ki Jato mae pahale hi kami hae.
Agar 8 Gotara Khap panchyat talnegi to
JATO KI TO16X2=8 HO JAYGI.
YAH KHAP PANCHYAT SABHI KY LIYE VIKAT SAMSAYA HAE.
NAYE BARAS MAE ISE PER NAYE SIRE SY GORR FARMAYAE.
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2006/20061226/haryana.htm
Gotra row ends; expulsion of newlywed upheld
Raman Mohan
Tribune News Service
Badhra (Bhiwani), December 25
The 15-day-old row over the marriage of a Poonia boy to a girl with maternal links to Sheoran gotra ended today when the Sheoran-25 khap panchayat upheld the expulsion of the newly-wed for life from the village but allowed the groom’s parents to live in the village.
The khap panchayat met today under the chairmanship of its former head Raghbir Singh. The panchayat after day long deliberations ruled that it would allow the boy’s parents - Hawa Singh and Giana Devi - to live in the village provided the Poonia families in the village agreed not to allow entry of the newly married couple, Ombir Singh and Saroj, into the village.
The Poonia community agreed to the expulsion following which the panchayat also ended the boycott of 36 odd Poonia families of the village ordered on Saturday when the Poonias refused to give in writing that they accepted the expulsion of the couple from the village.
Immediately after the reconciliation, the representatives of the Sheoran gotra and the Poonia gotra shook hands in the presence of the community elders and resolved to live in peace and harmony.
The villagers also lifted the blockade at the village. The Sheorans had put up nakas around the village to ensure that the expelled couple did not enter the village. They had been allowing vehicles inside the village only after verifying that no member of the family concerned was travelling in it. Even police vehicles were searched. The administration also withdrew police pickets from the village, which had been camping there since December 10.
The khap panchayat withdrew the fine of one ‘dhela’ imposed on former village sarpanch Ram Singh, who had opposed the panchayat’s diktat. The Poonias also agreed to withdraw criminal cases registered against several members of the Sheoran community in the wake of the dispute.
Ombir’s mother Giana Devi, who had till yesterday been opposing the expulsion, today took an about turn and expressed her satisfaction over the settlement. Significantly, Ombir is Giana Devi’s only son.
The row erupted after the marriage of Ombir Singh to Saroj on December 10. The bride hails from a family in which a close female relative belongs to Sheoran gotra. By tradition she could not have been married in a Poonia family of the village. The villagers met Hawa Singh on November 28 to urge him to cancel the marriage. However, despite agreeing to do so, Hawa Singh went ahead with the marriage. Active member
DEAR ALL GOOD NEWS
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OF YOU.
This is a serious problem in our JatSamaj. We must find a new concept in 2007. Which can be simple & pratical, also preserve our values & Customs.
Here is a latest story. feel free to share your views.
The Sheoran Khap and 40 family of Punia Gotra agreed to live in peace.
The marriage ceremony held in Jui village in bhiwani dist.
The newly married couple now settled in Sarangpur our side Sheoran Khap and Jewali village.
Main problem of Gotra clash will stay until the khap panchayat come to some agreement on 3 Gotras concept.
Now Sheoran and Puniya in Jewali already can not merry in 4 Gotras
Sheoran
Punia
Mother
Grandmother.
Yah jo JUI ki Ladki hae 4 Gotra sy Bahar hae. Yah to Sheoran ki bhanji hae.Yadi Bhanji ky Got talne lagay to
4+4=8 Gotra ho jayegy aur kahin per bhi shadi nahi hogi. Girls ki Jato mae pahale hi kami hae.
Agar 8 Gotara Khap panchyat talnegi to
JATO KI TO16X2=8 HO JAYGI.
YAH KHAP PANCHYAT SABHI KY LIYE VIKAT SAMSAYA HAE.
NAYE BARAS MAE ISE PER NAYE SIRE SY GORR FARMAYAE.
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2006/20061226/haryana.htm
Gotra row ends; expulsion of newlywed upheld
Raman Mohan
Tribune News Service
Badhra (Bhiwani), December 25
The 15-day-old row over the marriage of a Poonia boy to a girl with maternal links to Sheoran gotra ended today when the Sheoran-25 khap panchayat upheld the expulsion of the newly-wed for life from the village but allowed the groom’s parents to live in the village.
The khap panchayat met today under the chairmanship of its former head Raghbir Singh. The panchayat after day long deliberations ruled that it would allow the boy’s parents - Hawa Singh and Giana Devi - to live in the village provided the Poonia families in the village agreed not to allow entry of the newly married couple, Ombir Singh and Saroj, into the village.
The Poonia community agreed to the expulsion following which the panchayat also ended the boycott of 36 odd Poonia families of the village ordered on Saturday when the Poonias refused to give in writing that they accepted the expulsion of the couple from the village.
Immediately after the reconciliation, the representatives of the Sheoran gotra and the Poonia gotra shook hands in the presence of the community elders and resolved to live in peace and harmony.
The villagers also lifted the blockade at the village. The Sheorans had put up nakas around the village to ensure that the expelled couple did not enter the village. They had been allowing vehicles inside the village only after verifying that no member of the family concerned was travelling in it. Even police vehicles were searched. The administration also withdrew police pickets from the village, which had been camping there since December 10.
The khap panchayat withdrew the fine of one ‘dhela’ imposed on former village sarpanch Ram Singh, who had opposed the panchayat’s diktat. The Poonias also agreed to withdraw criminal cases registered against several members of the Sheoran community in the wake of the dispute.
Ombir’s mother Giana Devi, who had till yesterday been opposing the expulsion, today took an about turn and expressed her satisfaction over the settlement. Significantly, Ombir is Giana Devi’s only son.
The row erupted after the marriage of Ombir Singh to Saroj on December 10. The bride hails from a family in which a close female relative belongs to Sheoran gotra. By tradition she could not have been married in a Poonia family of the village. The villagers met Hawa Singh on November 28 to urge him to cancel the marriage. However, despite agreeing to do so, Hawa Singh went ahead with the marriage. Active member