Khatris and Agarwals: Two Most Successful Indian Hindu Kshatriya Vaishya Communities of India

Khatris and Agarwals: Two Most Successful Indian Hindu Kshatriya Vaishya Communities of India

4 Khatri and Agarwal Leaders of India: Sri Guru Gobind Singh, Sri Lala

Lajpat Rai, Sri Arvind Kejriwal, and Sri Guru Ramdas

Khatris and Agarwals of India: Two Formidable and Most Successful Indian Hindu Kshatriya Vaishya communities of India

The different groups of Indian Hindu Kshatriya Vaishya Khatris of India are as follows: Bedi, Bhalla, Bohar, Dhavan, Gulati, Kapoor, Kakkar, Kalra, Khanna, Kochar, Kohli, Mahenderu, Malhotra , Mehra , Sahai, Sahni, Sethi, Tandon, Ghai, Ghandhari, Maini, Puri, Kiran , Mehta, Handa, Sehgal, Saigal , Cham, Chotra, Lakhi, Rihan, Sodhi, Trihan, and Aroras.

Khatris are Kshatriyas who are descendants of Ayodhya Sri Ram, the former rulers and empire builders of India, the group to which all the Ten Sikh Gurus belong, including the founder of Sikh Hinduism Guru Nanak who undertook a Haj pilgrimage to Kaba in Saudi Arabia just as the most orthodox and conservative Muslims do, Guru Ramsingh, who built the holiest Hindu cum Sikh temple called Sri Hari Mandir Saab Temple in Amritsar, which is now called as Golden Temple because the greatest Sikh Emperor Maharaja Ranji Singh provided a golden cover to Sri Hari Vishnu Devalaya Temple in Amritsar, Guru Tegbahadur who was burnt alive by the Turish Mongolian Iranian Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb because Guru Tegbahadur did not accept to convert from his Sikh Hindu religion to Islam; and Guru Gobind Singh whose three sons were buried under the walls by the Mughal Emperor for fighting for his Sikh Hindu religion, Sikh Hindu, and other Hindu men, women, and children of India. Once the British destroyed the Sikh Hindu Empire by defeating the Sikh Hindu kingdom, Khatris lost much of their status, power, and money, and since they had to take to commerce and trade as the British and Indian princely states did not deliberately or due to the fear of incurring the enmity of the Briitsh, Khatris were also treated as belonging to Vaishya caste.

So, the Veer Dheer Shoor Kshatriya Khatris, the pride of all Hindus, including Sikh Hindus of India, and the true patriots of India, are also called as Kshatriya Vaishya community, in the same as Agarwals, the true Kshatriyas of India, the former rulers of India, the descendants of Ayodhya Sri Ram, and empire builders of India, who lost their empires to the invading Muslim rulers from Afghanistan, Iran (also known as Persia), Khazakstan, Uzbekistan, and Arab countries and later to the European British, French, Portuguese, Italian, and Dutch Roman Catholic and Protestant Christian colonizer rulers of India, took to business, commerce, and trade, and became known as Kshatriya Agarwals, or Kshatriya Vaishya Agarwals of India, who are found throughout northern, central and western India, mainly in the states of Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Delhi, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh.

The different groups of Indian Hindu Sri Vaishnava Kshatriya Vaishya Community of India are Bansals, Kejriwals, Bansalis, Kucchals, Kansals, Goels, Goyals, Goyans, Gargs, Mittals, Jindals, Dharans, Singhals, Tingals, Tayals, Mangals, Bhandals, Nagals, Airans, and Madhukuls.

Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Admi Party founder and president Arvind Kejriwal and Lala Lajpat Rai, one of the foremost national leaders of India’s Freedom Movement are some of the big names of the Indian Hindu Kshatriya Vaishya Sri Vaishnava Agarwal community of India.