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'''Madahar''' or "Marahar" are the Jat sikhs mainly found in the [[Punjab (India)|Punjab]] state of [[India]], though some of them are Jats found in the states of [[Rajasthan]] and [[Haryana]] as well.<br />
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==Distribution==<br />
Most of their villages are situated in [[Malwa]] region of the present day [[Punjab, India|Punjab]] of [[India]]. Some of their villages are<br />
Gosslaan, Ballamgarh, Amargarh, Ghanaur, Bamaal, Jahangir, Jattimajra, Badrukhan, Bhadalwad, Issi, Kakarwal and Dhuri Town in [[Sangrur district]], Gaggarwal and Latour in [[Fatehgarh Sahib district]]. Madahars are also found in [[Kaithal]] district of [[Haryana]]. There are many Madahar villages in [[Punjab, India|Punjab]], [[Haryana]] and [[Rajasthan]] which are yet to be documented. Some of those were migrated to Punjab, Pakistan in 1947. <br />
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