Jat Political Information

13/10/2025

Jat Lok Sabha Members of Parliament (MPs) since 1952

1 Ch Ajit Singh Tewatiya 7 Baghpat 1989, 1991, 1996, 1997bypoll, 1999, 2004, 2009
2 Nathu Ram Mirdha (Rad) 6 Nagaur 1971 1977 1980 1989 1991 1996
3 Shis Ram Ola 5 Jhunjhunu 1996 1998 1999 2004 2009
4 Yuvraj Dushyant Singh Bamraulia Rana 5 Jhalawar Baran 2004 2009 2014 2019 2024
5 Chaudhary Digambar Singh Agre 4 Mathura 1952, 1962, 1969bypoll, 1980
6 Kunwar Surender Pal Singh Pilania 4 Bulandshahr 1962, 1967, 1971, 1984
7 Bal Ram Jakhar 4 Ferozpur (Punjab) Sikar, Bikaner 1980 1984 1991 1998
8 Jai Parkash (J.P.) Saharan 4 Hisar 1989 1996 2004 2024
9 Bhupinder Singh Hooda 4 Rohtak 1991 1996 1998 2004
10 Ram Singh Kaswan 4 Churu 1991 1999 2004 2009
11 Col Sona Ram Pawda 4 Barmer 1996 1998 1999 2014
12 Deepender Hooda 4 Rohtak 2005 bypoll 2009 2014 2024
13 Mani Ram Bagri 3 Hisar Mathura 1962 1977 1980
14 Sher Singh Kadyan 3 Jhajjar & Rohtak 1967 1971 1977
15 Ch Charan Singh 3 Baghpat 1977, 1980, 1984
16 Daulat Ram Saran 3 Churu 1977 1980 1989
17 Ch Bansi Lal Legha 3 Bhiwani 1980 1984 1989
18 Manphool Singh Bhadu 3 Bikaner 1980 1984 1991
19 Sajjan Kumar Mahlawat 3 Outer Delhi 1980 1991 2004
20 Narendra Budania 3 Churu 1984 1996 1998
21 Maharaja Vishvendra Singh Sinsinwar 3 Bharatpur 1989 1999 2004
22 Ram Chander Bainda 3 Faridabad 1996 1998 1999
23 Tejvir Sirohi 3 Mathura 1996, 1998, 1999
24 Kishan Singh Sangwan 3 Sonipat 1998 1999 2004
25 Subhash Maharia 3 Sikar 1998 1999 2004
26 Rao Uday Pratap Singh 3 Hosangabad 2009 2014 2019
27 Dharambir Singh Panghal 3 Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 2014 2019 2024
28 Rahul Kaswan 3 Churu 2014 2019 2024
29 Ranbir Singh Hooda 2 Rohtak 1952 1957
30 Mukhtiar Singh Malik 2 Rohtak & Sonipat 1971 1977
31 Chandrapal Singh 2 Amroha 1977, 1980
32 Tau Devi Lal Chautala Sihag 2 Sonipat, Rohtak (resigned) 1980 1989
33 Hardwari Lal Dalal 2 Rohtak 1984 1987 bypoll
34 Dharampal Singh Malik 2 Sonipat 1984 1991
35 Ram Niwas Mirdha (Rad) 2 Nagaur & Barmer 1984 1991
36 Kunwar Natwar Singh Bhagaur 2 Bharatpur 1984 1998
37 Harpal Singh Panwar 2 Kairana 1989, 1991
38 Surender Singh Legha 2 Bhiwani 1996 1998
39 Sohan Vir Singh Mehandiyan 2 Muzaffarnagar 1996, 1998
40 Surender Singh Barwala Dhandha 2 Hisar 1998 1999
41 Ram Raghunath Kilak 2 Nagaur 1998 1999
42 Sanjeev Kumar Balyan 2 Muzaffarnagar 2014, 2019
43 Satyapal Singh Tomar 2 Baghpat 2014, 2019
44 Swami Sumedhanand Saraswati Dhaka 2 Sikar 2014 2019
45 Parvesh Lakra 2 West Delhi 2014 2019
46 Raj Kumar Chahar 2 Fatehpur Sikri 2019, 2024
47 Bhagirath Chaudhary Choyal 2 Ajmer 2019 2024
48 Hanuman Beniwal 2 Nagaur 2019 2024
49 Raja Bachchu Singh (Girrajsaran Singh) Sinsinwar 2 Bharatpur-Sawaimadhopur 1952 & Mathura 1967
50 Comrade Pratap Singh Daulta Kadian 1 Jhajjar-Rewari 1957
51 Raja Mahendra Pratap Thenua 1 Mathura 1957
52 Raghunath Singh RS Kiledar Bamroliya Rana 1 Hosangabad 1957 bypoll
53 Zaildar Yudhvir Singh Chaudhary 1 Mahendergarh 1962
54 Jagdev Sidhanthi Ahlawat 1 Jhajjar 1962
55 Lahri Singh Malik 1 Rohtak 1962
56 Swami Rameshwaranand Jakhar 1 Karnal 1962
57 Chaudhari Randhir Singh Tonk 1 Rohtak 1967
58 Raja Bachchu Singh (Girrajsaran Singh) 1 Mathura 1967
59 Maharaj Singh Bharti Sangwan 1 Meerut 1967
60 Raghuvir Singh Shastri Saroha 1 Baghpat 1967
61 Maharaja Brijendra Singh Sinsinwar 1 Bharatpur 1967
62 Dalip Singh Panwar 1 Outer Delhi 1971
63 Shivnath Singh Gill 1 Jhunjhunu 1971
64 Mani Ram Godara 1 Hisar 1971
65 Inder Singh Sheokand 1 Hisar 1977
66 Chandrawati Sheoran 1 Bhiwani 1977
67 Kanhaiyalal Mahla 1 Jhunjhunu 1977
68 Hari Ram Godara 1 Bikaner 1977
69 Chandan Singh Jatrana 1 Kairana 1977
70 Mohinder Singh Lather 1 Karnal 1978 bypoll
71 Gayatri Devi Jatrana Tewatiya 1 Kairana 1980
72 Swami Indravesh Dhaka 1 Rohtak 1980
73 Kumbha Ram Arya Sunda 1 Sikar 1980
74 Rizak Ram Dahiya 1 Sonipat 1983 bypoll
75 Bharat Singh Shokeen 1 Outer Delhi 1984
76 Ram Pal Singh 1 Amroha 1984
77 Birender Singh Sheokand 1 Hisar 1984
78 Usha Rani Tomar 1 Aligarh 1984
79 Ram Narain Singh Sheoran 1 Bhiwani 1987 bypoll
80 Tarif Singh Shokeen 1 Outer Delhi 1989
81 Sheopat Singh Godara 1 Bikaner 1989
82 Jagdeep Dhankhar 1 Jhunjhunu 1989
83 Devi Lal Chautala (Sihag) 1 Sikar 1989
84 Ajay Singh Chahar 1 Agra 1989
85 Satya Pal Malik 1 Aligarh 1989
86 Har Govind Singh Gora 1 Amroha 1989
87 Krishnendra Kaur Deepa Sinsinwar Sirohi 1 Bharatpur 1991
88 Master Narain Singh Kataria 1 Hisar 1991
89 Jangbir Singh Panghal 1 Bhiwani 1991
90 Naresh Kumar Balyan 1 Muzaffarnagar 1991
91 Bhanu Prakash Mirdha (Rad) 1 Nagaur 1996
92 Hari Singh Lunaich 1 Sikar 1996
93 Sompal Singh Shastri Saroha 1 Baghpat 1998
94 Virendra Verma 1 Kairana 1998
95 Captain Inder Singh 1 Rohtak 1999
96 Ajay Singh Chautala Sihag 1 Bhiwani 1999
97 Sahab Singh Verma Lakra 1 Outer Delhi 1999
98 Bhanwar Singh Kamedia 1 Nagaur 2004
99 Anuradha Choudhary Sejwal Ruhil 1 Kairana 2004
100 Bijendra Singh Thakurela 1 Aligarh 2004
101 Ramesh Mahlawat 1 South Delhi 2009
102 Jayant Chaudhary Tewatiya 1 Mathura 2009
103 Mahadeo Singh Khandela 1 Sikar 2009
104 Lal Chand Kataria 1 Jaipur Rural 2009
105 Rameshwar Lal Dudi 1 Bikaner 2009
106 Jyoti Mirdha (Rad) 1 Nagaur 2009
107 Harish Choudhary Godara 1 Barmer 2009
108 Badri Ram Jakhar 1 Pali 2009
109 Jitender Singh Malik 1 Sonipat 2009
110 Shruti Choudhry Legha 1 Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 2009
111 Dushyant Chautala Sihag 1 Hisar 2014
112 Sanwar Lal Jat (Lamba) 1 Ajmer 2014
113 Santosh Ahlawat 1 Jhunjhunu 2014
114 Babu Lal Nauhwar 1 Fatehpur Sikri 2014
115 Kunwar Bhartendra Kakran (Chaudahrana) 1 Bijnor 2014
116 Brijendra Singh Sheokand 1 Hisar 2019
117 Rajkumar Sangwan 1 Baghpat 2024
118 Harendra Singh Malik 1 Muzaffarnagar 2024
119 Kamaljeet Sehrawat 1 West Delhi 2024

Send a message to learn more

13/10/2025

Jat Lok Sabha MPs from Haryana from 1952 to 2024

1 Jai Parkash (J.P.) Saharan 4 Hisar 1989 1996 2004 2024
2 Bhupinder Singh Hooda 4 Rohtak 1991 1996 1998 2004
3 Deepender Hooda 4 Rohtak 2005 bypoll 2009 2014 2024
4 Sher Singh Kadyan 3 Jhajjar & Rohtak 1967 1971 1977
5 Ch Bansi Lal Legha 3 Bhiwani 1980 1984 1989
6 Ram Chander Bainda 3 Faridabad 1996 1998 1999
7 Kishan Singh Sangwan 3 Sonipat 1998 1999 2004
8 Dharambir Singh Panghal 3 Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 2014 2019 2024
9 Ranbir Singh Hooda 2 Rohtak 1952 1957
10 Mani Ram Bagri 2 Hisar 1962 1980
11 Mukhtiar Singh Malik 2 Rohtak & Sonipat 1971 1977
12 Hardwari Lal Dalal 2 Rohtak 1984 1987 bypoll
13 Dharampal Singh Malik 2 Sonipat 1984 1991
14 Surender Singh Legha 2 Bhiwani 1996 1998
15 Surender Singh Barwala Dhandha 2 Hisar 1998 1999
16 Tau Devi Lal Chautala Sihag 2 Sonipat, Rohtak (resigned) 1980 1989
17 Comrade Pratap Singh Daulta Kadian 1 Jhajjar-Rewari 1957
18 Zaildar Yudhvir Singh Chaudhary 1 Mahendergarh 1962
19 Jagdev Sidhanthi Ahlawat 1 Jhajjar 1962
20 Lahri Singh Malik 1 Rohtak 1962
21 Swami Rameshwaranand Jakhar 1 Karnal 1962
22 Chaudhari Randhir Singh Tonk 1 Rohtak 1967
23 Mani Ram Godara 1 Hisar 1971
24 Inder Singh Sheokand 1 Hisar 1977
25 Chandrawati Sheoran 1 Bhiwani 1977
26 Mohinder Singh Lather 1 Karnal 1978 bypoll
27 Swami Indravesh Dhaka 1 Rohtak 1980
28 Rizak Ram Dahiya 1 Sonipat 1983 bypoll
29 Birender Singh Sheokand 1 Hisar 1984
30 Ram Narain Singh Sheoran 1 Bhiwani 1987 bypoll
31 Master Narain Singh Kataria 1 Hisar 1991
32 Jangbir Singh Panghal 1 Bhiwani 1991
33 Captain Inder Singh 1 Rohtak 1999
34 Ajay Singh Chautala Sihag 1 Bhiwani 1999
35 Jitender Singh Malik 1 Sonipat 2009
36 Shruti Choudhry Legha 1 Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 2009
37 Dushyant Chautala Sihag 1 Hisar 2014
38 Brijendra Singh Sheokand 1 Hisar 2019

Send a message to learn more

13/10/2025

Jat Lok Sabha MPs from Rajasthan Since 1952 to 2024
1 Nathu Ram Mirdha (Rad) 6 Nagaur 1971 1977 1980 1989 1991 1996
2 Shis Ram Ola 5 Jhunjhunu 1996 1998 1999 2004 2009
3 Yuvraj Dushyant Singh Bamraulia Rana 5 Jhalawar Baran 2004 2009 2014 2019 2024
4 Ram Singh Kaswan 4 Churu 1991 1999 2004 2009
5 Col Sona Ram Pawda 4 Barmer 1996 1998 1999 2014
6 Daulat Ram Saran 3 Churu 1977 1980 1989
7 Manphool Singh Bhadu 3 Bikaner 1980 1984 1991
8 Bal Ram Jakhar 3 Sikar, Bikaner 1984 1991 1998
9 Narendra Budania 3 Churu 1984 1996 1998
10 Maharaja Vishvendra Singh Sinsinwar 3 Bharatpur 1989 1999 2004
11 Subhash Maharia 3 Sikar 1998 1999 2004
12 Rahul Kaswan 3 Churu 2014 2019 2024
13 Kunwar Natwar Singh Bhagaur 2 Bharatpur 1984 1998
14 Ram Niwas Mirdha (Rad) 2 Nagaur & Barmer 1984 1991
15 Ram Raghunath Kilak 2 Nagaur 1998 1999
16 Swami Sumedhanand Saraswati Dhaka 2 Sikar 2014 2019
17 Bhagirath Chaudhary Choyal 2 Ajmer 2019 2024
18 Hanuman Beniwal 2 Nagaur 2019 2024
19 Raja Bachchu Singh (Girrajsaran Singh) Sinsinwar 1 Bharatpur-Sawaimadhopur 1952
20 Maharaja Brijendra Singh Sinsinwar 1 Bharatpur 1967
21 Shivnath Singh Gill 1 Jhunjhunu 1971
22 Kanhaiyalal Mahla 1 Jhunjhunu 1977
23 Hari Ram Godara 1 Bikaner 1977
24 Kumbha Ram Arya Sunda 1 Sikar 1980
25 Sheopat Singh Godara 1 Bikaner 1989
26 Jagdeep Dhankhar 1 Jhunjhunu 1989
27 Devi Lal Chautala (Sihag) 1 Sikar 1989
28 Krishnendra Kaur Deepa Sinsinwar Sirohi 1 Bharatpur 1991
29 Bhanu Prakash Mirdha (Rad) 1 Nagaur 1996
30 Hari Singh Lunaich 1 Sikar 1996
31 Bhanwar Singh Kamedia 1 Nagaur 2004
32 Mahadeo Singh Khandela 1 Sikar 2009
33 Lal Chand Kataria 1 Jaipur Rural 2009
34 Rameshwar Lal Dudi 1 Bikaner 2009
35 Jyoti Mirdha (Rad) 1 Nagaur 2009
36 Harish Choudhary Godara 1 Barmer 2009
37 Badri Ram Jakhar 1 Pali 2009
38 Sanwar Lal Jat (Lamba) 1 Ajmer 2014
39 Santosh Ahlawat 1 Jhunjhunu 2014

Send a message to learn more

13/10/2025

Jat Lok Sabha MPs from Uttar Pradesh Since 1952 to 2024

1 Ch Ajit Singh Tewatiya 7 Baghpat 1989, 1991, 1996, 1997bypoll, 1999, 2004, 2009
2 Chaudhary Digambar Singh Agre 4 Mathura 1952, 1962, 1969bypoll, 1980
3 Kunwar Surender Pal Singh Pilania 4 Bulandshahr 1962, 1967, 1971, 1984
4 Ch Charan Singh 3 Baghpat 1977, 1980, 1984
5 Tejvir Sirohi 3 Mathura 1996, 1998, 1999
6 Chandrapal Singh 2 Amroha 1977, 1980
7 Harpal Singh Panwar 2 Kairana 1989, 1991
8 Sohan Vir Singh Mehandiyan 2 Muzaffarnagar 1996, 1998
9 Sanjeev Kumar Balyan 2 Muzaffarnagar 2014, 2019
10 Satyapal Singh Tomar 2 Baghpat 2014, 2019
11 Raj Kumar Chahar 2 Fatehpur Sikri 2019, 2024
12 Raja Mahendra Pratap Thenua 1 Mathura 1957
13 Raja Bachchu Singh (Girrajsaran Singh) 1 Mathura 1967
14 Maharaj Singh Bharti Sangwan 1 Meerut 1967
15 Raghuvir Singh Shastri Saroha 1 Baghpat 1967
16 Mani Ram Bagri Bhambu 1 Mathura 1977
17 Chandan Singh Jatrana 1 Kairana 1977
18 Gayatri Devi Jatrana Tewatiya 1 Kairana 1980
19 Usha Rani Tomar 1 Aligarh 1984
20 Ajay Singh Chahar 1 Agra 1989
21 Satya Pal Malik 1 Aligarh 1989
22 Har Govind Singh Gora 1 Amroha 1989
23 Naresh Kumar Balyan 1 Muzaffarnagar 1991
24 Sompal Singh Shastri Saroha 1 Baghpat 1998
25 Virendra Verma 1 Kairana 1998
26 Anuradha Choudhary Sejwal Ruhil 1 Kairana 2004
27 Bijendra Singh Thakurela 1 Aligarh 2004
28 Jayant Chaudhary Tewatiya 1 Mathura 2009
29 Babu Lal Nauhwar 1 Fatehpur Sikri 2014
30 Kunwar Bhartendra Kakran (Chaudahrana) 1 Bijnor 2014
31 Rajkumar Sangwan 1 Baghpat 2024
32 Harendra Singh Malik 1 Muzaffarnagar 2024
33 Ram Pal Singh 1 Amroha 1984

Send a message to learn more

13/10/2025

भारत के उपराष्ट्रपति का पद और सरकार में तीनों जाट राज्यपालों का कनेक्शन

आचार्य देवव्रत (मूल नाम – सुभाष घल्याण), हरियाणा के पानीपत जिले के पावटी गाँव से हैं। इन्हें वर्ष 2015 में हिमाचल प्रदेश का राज्यपाल नियुक्त किया गया।
सत्यपाल मलिक, उत्तर प्रदेश के बागपत जिले के हिसावड़ा गाँव के निवासी हैं। इन्हें 2017 में बिहार का राज्यपाल बनाया गया।
जगदीप धनखड़, राजस्थान के झुंझुनूं जिले के किठाना गाँव से हैं। इन्हें 2019 में पश्चिम बंगाल का राज्यपाल नियुक्त किया गया।

सत्यपाल मलिक जी को भारतीय जनता पार्टी ने उन राज्यों में राज्यपाल बनाया, जहाँ उस समय भाजपा की सरकार नहीं थी — जैसे बिहार, ओडिशा तथा जम्मू-कश्मीर। जब धारा 370 को जम्मू-कश्मीर से हटाया गया, उस ऐतिहासिक निर्णय में सत्यपाल मलिक जी का योगदान अत्यंत महत्वपूर्ण रहा। इसके उपरांत उन्हें गोवा तथा मेघालय का राज्यपाल भी बनाया गया।
वर्ष 2022 के राष्ट्रपति चुनाव के समय यह अटकलें लगाई जा रही थीं कि भाजपा सत्यपाल मलिक को ही भारत का राष्ट्रपति बनाएगी, क्योंकि जम्मू-कश्मीर में धारा 370 हटाने में उनका बड़ा योगदान रहा था। किंतु ऐसा नहीं हुआ। बताया जाता है कि उन्हें भारत के उपराष्ट्रपति पद का प्रस्ताव दिया गया था, परंतु उन्होंने उसे अस्वीकार कर दिया। जुलाई 2022 में हुए राष्ट्रपति चुनाव और अगस्त 2022 में हुए उपराष्ट्रपति चुनाव, सत्यपाल मलिक जी का राज्यपाल पद का कार्यभार अक्टूबर 2022 में समाप्त हुआ।

इसके पश्चात् भाजपा ने जगदीप धनखड़ को उपराष्ट्रपति पद हेतु अपना उम्मीदवार बनाया। जगदीप धनखड़, जो उस समय पश्चिम बंगाल के राज्यपाल थे, ने वहाँ ममता बनर्जी की सरकार के साथ सख्त रुख अपनाया था। वर्ष 2016 के विधानसभा चुनाव में जहाँ भाजपा के पास केवल 3 विधायक और 10 प्रतिशत वोट शेयर था, वहीं 2021 के चुनावों में भाजपा को 38 प्रतिशत वोट और 77 सीटें प्राप्त हुईं। ममता बनर्जी की टीएमसी को 48 प्रतिशत वोट मिले, परंतु कई प्रमुख उम्मीदवार हार गए — यहाँ तक कि ममता बनर्जी स्वयं नंदीग्राम सीट से पराजित हुईं। इस प्रकार पश्चिम बंगाल में भाजपा ने एक बड़ी छलांग लगाई और मुख्य विपक्षी दल बन गई।
इन्हीं कारणों से भाजपा ने जगदीप धनखड़ को उपराष्ट्रपति पद के लिए चुना।
उपराष्ट्रपति संसद के राज्यसभा के सभापति (Chairperson) भी होते हैं। जगदीप धनखड़ जी ने यह दायित्व अत्यंत कुशलता से निभाया। जब भी विपक्षी सांसद अनुशासनहीनता या अत्यधिक वाद-विवाद करते थे, तो वे उन्हें संयमपूर्वक किंतु दृढ़ता से अनुशासित करते थे — विशेषकर जया बच्चन के साथ उनके संवाद चर्चा का विषय बने।
अचानक वर्ष 2025 में जगदीप धनखड़ जी ने उपराष्ट्रपति पद से इस्तीफा दे दिया, परंतु उन्होंने कोई स्पष्ट कारण नहीं बताया। लोगों ने अनुमान लगाया कि संभवतः उनकी आयु 75 वर्ष के निकट होने के कारण उन्होंने यह निर्णय लिया होगा।
उनके इस्तीफे के बाद नया उपराष्ट्रपति सी. पी. राधाकृष्णन नियुक्त हुए, जो इससे पहले महाराष्ट्र के राज्यपाल थे। उनके उपराष्ट्रपति बनने के पश्चात् महाराष्ट्र के राज्यपाल का पद रिक्त हो गया, जिसके परिणामस्वरूप केंद्र सरकार ने आचार्य देवव्रत को महाराष्ट्र का अतिरिक्त प्रभार सौंपा। वे 2019 से गुजरात के राज्यपाल भी हैं।
आचार्य देवव्रत अब तक सबसे लंबे समय तक गुजरात के राज्यपाल रहे हैं। उन्हें यह दायित्व विशेष रूप से इसलिए प्रदान किया गया क्योंकि गुजरात भाजपा का गढ़ तथा प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी का गृह राज्य है। साथ ही अब महाराष्ट्र जैसे शक्तिशाली राज्य का भी प्रभार उन्हें सौंपा गया है, ताकि भविष्य में भाजपा की स्थिति वहाँ सुदृढ़ बनी रहे।

12/10/2025

Comparison of Jat vs Gujar vs Ahir in Politics of Haryana
Rajya Sabha MPs

Jats 18 members
Ahir one only Man Singh for 2 years
Gujar one only Hari Singh Nalwa

1 Sultan Singh Gahlot Thrice
2 Chaudhary Birender Singh Sheokand Thrice
3 Mukhtiar Singh Malik Twice
4 Rizaq Ram Dahiya
5 Ranbir Singh Hooda
6 Dr Sarup Singh Hooda
7 Surender Singh Legha
8 Om Prakash Chautala
9 Mohinder Singh Lather
10 Vidya Beniwal
11 Ranjit Singh Chautala
12 Shamsher Singh Surjewala
13 Chaudhary Devi Lal Chautala
14 Harendra Singh Malik
15 Ajay Singh Chautala
16 Deepender Singh Hooda
17 Subhash Barala
18 Kiran Choudhry Sejwal Legha

Send a message to learn more

12/10/2025

Comparison of Jat vs Gujar vs Ahir in Politics of Haryana
Lok Sabha MPs

Jats 65 Times 38 members
Ahir 15 times only 5 members
Gujar 6 times only 2 members

Gujar Lok Sabha MP in Haryana 1952 to 2024

Avtar Singh Bhadana 3 Faridabad 1991 2004 2009
Krishan Pal 3 Faridabad 2014 2019 2024

Ahir Lok Sabha MP in Haryana 1952 to 2024

1 Inderjit Singh Mahendragarh 1998 2004 Gurgaon 2009 2014 2019 2024
2 Birender Singh Mahendragarh 1971 1980 1984 1989
3 Gajraj Singh Gurgaon 1962 Mahendragarh 1967,
4 Col Ram Singh Mahendragarh 1991 & 1996
5 Sudha Yadav Mahendragarh 1999

Jat Lok Sabha MPs from Haryana from 1952 to 2024

1 Jai Parkash (J.P.) Saharan 4 Hisar 1989 1996 2004 2024
2 Bhupinder Singh Hooda 4 Rohtak 1991 1996 1998 2004
3 Deepender Hooda 4 Rohtak 2005 bypoll 2009 2014 2024
4 Sher Singh Kadyan 3 Jhajjar & Rohtak 1967 1971 1977
5 Ch Bansi Lal Legha 3 Bhiwani 1980 1984 1989
6 Ram Chander Bainda 3 Faridabad 1996 1998 1999
7 Kishan Singh Sangwan 3 Sonipat 1998 1999 2004
8 Dharambir Singh Panghal 3 Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 2014 2019 2024
9 Ranbir Singh Hooda 2 Rohtak 1952 1957
10 Mani Ram Bagri 2 Hisar 1962 1980
11 Mukhtiar Singh Malik 2 Rohtak & Sonipat 1971 1977
12 Hardwari Lal Dalal 2 Rohtak 1984 1987 bypoll
13 Dharampal Singh Malik 2 Sonipat 1984 1991
14 Surender Singh Legha 2 Bhiwani 1996 1998
15 Surender Singh Barwala Dhandha 2 Hisar 1998 1999
16 Tau Devi Lal Chautala Sihag 2 Sonipat, Rohtak (resigned) 1980 1989
17 Comrade Pratap Singh Daulta Kadian 1 Jhajjar-Rewari 1957
18 Zaildar Yudhvir Singh Chaudhary 1 Mahendergarh 1962
19 Jagdev Sidhanthi Ahlawat 1 Jhajjar 1962
20 Lahri Singh Malik 1 Rohtak 1962
21 Swami Rameshwaranand Jakhar 1 Karnal 1962
22 Chaudhari Randhir Singh Tonk 1 Rohtak 1967
23 Mani Ram Godara 1 Hisar 1971
24 Inder Singh Sheokand 1 Hisar 1977
25 Chandrawati Sheoran 1 Bhiwani 1977
26 Mohinder Singh Lather 1 Karnal 1978 bypoll
27 Swami Indravesh Dhaka 1 Rohtak 1980
28 Rizak Ram Dahiya 1 Sonipat 1983 bypoll
29 Birender Singh Sheokand 1 Hisar 1984
30 Ram Narain Singh Sheoran 1 Bhiwani 1987 bypoll
31 Master Narain Singh Kataria 1 Hisar 1991
32 Jangbir Singh Panghal 1 Bhiwani 1991
33 Captain Inder Singh 1 Rohtak 1999
34 Ajay Singh Chautala Sihag 1 Bhiwani 1999
35 Jitender Singh Malik 1 Sonipat 2009
36 Shruti Choudhry Legha 1 Bhiwani-Mahendergarh 2009
37 Dushyant Chautala Sihag 1 Hisar 2014
38 Brijendra Singh Sheokand 1 Hisar 2019

Send a message to learn more

07/08/2025

Brigadier Ran Singh Ahlawat
Jat from Dighal village, Jhajjar, Haryana

Twice Speaker of Haryana Assembly 1968 & 1977

Twice MLA Beri 1968 & 1977

He was the son of Rao Bahadur Subedar Major Kehri Singh Ahlawat, a First World War hero of the Jat Regiment. In recognition of his father's distinguished service, he inherited two estates: 100 acres in Lyallpur (now in Pakistan) and 60 acres in Dujana (Jhajjar).

He received his early education at the Military College in Ajmer and later graduated from the Defence Services Staff College in 1953. Furthering his military education, he attended the prestigious National Defence College in New Delhi in 1965. His academic journey also took him to Ajmer, Wellington, and New Delhi.

Brigadier Ran Singh was also War hero of World War 2

Commissioned into the Jat Regiment in September 1940, he became the first Indian officer to qualify as a paratrooper. He commanded the 2nd Battalion (Madras) during the Partition with distinction, and later commanded the 3rd Jat Regiment in Jammu and Kashmir for two years. He also served as the Commandant of the Jat Regiment Centre in Bareilly for two years.
His notable military appointments include serving as the Chairman of the Operations Committee of the International Commission for Vietnam from 1954 to 1956, and holding important positions in the Assam Rifles, Army Headquarters, and the Services Selection Board.

He commanded the 161 Infantry Brigade in Jammu and Kashmir from September 1961 to January 1965. Later, he was selected as the Director of Training for the Border Security Force. During the Zozila operations, he was initially reported as either killed or captured as a prisoner of war. However, he later managed to break through enemy encirclement along with his men after 48 hours, earning a Gallantry Award for his bravery.

In addition to his military career, he was a Life Member and Executive Member of the Indian Institute of Constitutional and Parliamentary Studies.

The elder son Capt. Badan Singh gave his life for defence of the country in 1962.

07/08/2025

Harish Chaudhary Godara
Jat from Ladhaniyon Ki Dhani (Bayatu Panji), Barmer, Rajasthan

Cabinet Minister Rajasthan 2018-2021
Revenue,
Colonization,
Agriculture,
Irrigated Area Development and Water Utility Department

Twice MLA Baytoo (Barmer), Rajasthan
2018 & 2023

Lok Sabha MP Barmer 2009-2014

National Secretary of the All India Congress Committee 2013-2019

Congress Incharge
Punjab 2021 - 2025
Madhya Pradesh 2025

Student Union President Jai Narain Vyas University - 1991

07/08/2025

Chaudhary Udaybhan Singh Sikarwar
Jat from Dhandhupura Jagir, Agra, Uttar Pradesh

Uttar Pradesh Minister MoS 2017-2022

Khadi and Villages Industries.
Sericulture Industries.
Textile.
Micro, Small and Medium Enterprise.
Export Promotion

Twice MLA from Uttar Pradesh (Agra District)
Dayalbagh 1993
Fatehpur Sikri 2017