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Jat body forms panel, meeting tomorrow

JIND: After the Supreme Court today dismissed a petition of 161 Jat candidates seeking employment in banks under the OBC quota, the Akhil Bhartiya Adarsh Jat Mahasabha (ABAJM) announced the formation of a panel of 11 advocates to plead their reservation in the SC.

Jind, July 21

After the Supreme Court today dismissed a petition of 161 Jat candidates seeking employment in banks under the OBC quota, the Akhil Bhartiya Adarsh Jat Mahasabha (ABAJM) announced the formation of a panel of 11 advocates to plead their reservation in the SC. Haryana Khaps and Jat reservation struggle committees have called a state- level meeting in Jat Dharmshala here on Wednesday. — TNS

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