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Also the one-class characteristics of most of the infantry regiments were changed ,and the Rajputs introduced a company each of Punjabi Muslims and [[Islam in India|Hindustani Muslims]] in each of their battalions.{{cn|date=June 2022}}

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Since the 1980s a number of Rajput battalions have been involved in counterinsurgency operations in the North East, Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir. 4, 5 and 25 Rajput formed a part of [[Indian Peacekeeping Force]] in Sri Lanka. In 1980, 18 Rajput transferred to the newly raised [[Mechanised Infantry Regiment]] as its 13th battalion. The 27th battalion of the regiment was raised at [[Fatehgarh]], [[Uttar Pradesh]], in 1988. Its motto is ''Sarvada Sarv Shersht''.  27 Rajput were involved in operations during the [[Kargil War]] in 1999 and captured Point 5770. After the Kargil War the battalion moved to Ethiopia and Eritrea as a part of a United Nations Mission (UNMEE).{{Citation needed|date=October 2022}}

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