Palam 360 Khap (Dilli)
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Palam 360 Khap (Dilli)
Palam is head of 360 villages of Delhi till now and all the other khaps of Delhi and few of Haryana are subordinate.
Kahps and Taps in Palam 360
- Mehrauli 96 - Lado Sarai 12, Chirag Dilli 12, Fatehpur 12, Madanpur Khadar 12, Pali (Faridabad Haryana) 12, Tilpat (Faridabad Haryana) 12, , Prithla (Faridabad Haryana) 12, Dhatir (Palwal Haryana) 12
- Bawana 52 - Bawana 17, Karala 17, Narela 17
- Tihar 28
- Murthal (Sonipat Haryana) 24
- Ghonda 24
- Surhera 18
- Aliganj Munirka 17
- Narela 17
- Karala 17
- Lowa Maan (Jhajjar Haryana) 17
- Parnala Rathi (Jhajjar Haryana) 14
- Palam 12
- Dhansa 12
- Bakhtawarpur 12
- Palla 12
- Chandrawal 12
- Samaypur Badli 12
- Chirag Dilli 12
- Mahipalpur 12
- Burari 12
- Kanonda (Jhajjar Haryana) 11
- Naraina 10
- Kundal Rana (Sonipat Haryana) 8
- Kheda Jat Rana 8
- Kheda Maan 8
- Tikri Daral 5
- Madipur 5
- Jhatikra 4
- Dichau Kalan Nagli Sakrawati 2
- Mitrau 1
- Raota 1
- Deenpur 1
- Roshanpura 1
Chaudharies of Palam Khap
divided in 3 parts
- Vikram Samant 838 to 1010 (Gregorian calendar 783 Ad to 987 AD)
- 1. Rao raja Kishan Chand Solanki
- 2. Tawat Singh Solanki
- 3. Bharat Raj
- 4. Ajay Singh
- 5. Deepal Singh Solanki
- 6. Chand Ram
- Vikram Samant 1010 to 1748 (Gregorian calendar 987 AD to 1691 AD)
- 7. Rao Lodha Singh Solanki - Anangpal Tomar II gave Lodha Singh Solanki the title of 360 Pardhan
- 8. Khem Chand
- 9. Thari pal
- 10. Raijada
- 11. Kanhad Das
- 12. Shiblal
- 13. Pratap Singh
- 14. Nath Mal
- 15. Rao Jeet Singh Solanki (Jeeta)
- from Vikram Samant 1748 (Gregorian calendar 1691 AD) to till now
- 16. Bahadur Singh
- 17. Gopal Singh
- 18. Lachman Singh
- 19. Sardar Nawal Singh Solanki
- 20. Chattar Singh
- 21. Umrau Singh
- 22. Sheoram Tahsildar - till 1947
- 23. Chunilal
- 24. Raghbir Singh
- 25. Rizak Ram
- 26. Chaudhary Kishan Chand and Chaudhary Ram Karan
- 27. Chaudhary Surender Solanki from 22 May 2021 and Chaudhary Ram Kumar
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Chaudhary Rijak Ram Solanki (Dada Rijku) - Pardhan 360 Palam Khap
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चौधरी किशन चंद सोलंकी, प्रधान, पालम खाप 360
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(Late) Chaudhary Ram Karan Solanki - Pardhan 360 Palam Khap
Palam Barah (12) Khap
These villages were once villages of Solanki gotra
- 1 Palam - Solanki Jaat
- 2 Shabad Mohmadpur - Solanki Jaat
- 3 Nasirpur - Solanki Jaat
- 4 Matiala - Solanki Jaat
- 5 Dabri Delhi - Solanki Jaat
- 6 Asalatpur in Janakpuri - Solanki Jaat
- 7 Baprola in Punjabi Bagh - Solanki Jaat
- 8 Pooth Kalan in Rohini - Solanki Jaat
- 9 Goyla Khurd gifted to Jakhar Jaat gotr
- 10 Bindapur gifted to Ahlawat Jaat gotra of Barhana, Beri Jhajjar
- 11 Nangal Raya now Rajputs are living in this village
- 12 Bagdola now Yadav/Ahir of Sikandarpur and Badshahpur Gurgaon settled here around Independence. Solanki Jats of Bagdola were Muslim Jats, many migrated to Pakistan and the rest to Uttar Pradesh. Only one Solanki Hindu Jat family is there in Bagdola.
Pardhan of Palam 12
Election by Dada Dev Management committee elects Pardhan of Dada Dev Mandir Palam, whoever is made Pardhan he/she is also considered as the Pardhan of Palam 12.
झाड़सा पालम खाप
25. झाड़सा पालम खाप - इसका दूसरा नाम सोलंकी खाप है. यह खाप दिल्ली के निकटवर्ती गांवों में फैली हुई है. गांव पालम इसका मुख्यालय है. इस गांव में 365 गांव शामिल हैं. इस खाप में दिल्ली प्रदेश के गांव महरौली, महिपालपुर, खानपुर, घिटोरनी, पालम, मुनीरका, लाडो सराय, नीम सराय और घटवारिया, गुडगांव जनपद के शेरावतों के गांव सुखराली, झाडसा, और कटारिया, अहिरों के वजीरपुर, कबूलपुर और लाड़ोली आदि प्रमुख गाँव हैं. 1857 के स्वतंत्रता संग्राम में इस खाप के चौधरी बख्तावर सिंह गांव झाड़सा को अंग्रेजों ने फांसी पर लटकाया था. मगर वह झुका नहीं.[1]
Jhadsa Palam Khap
Jharsa 360 Khap is another Khap just like Palam 360 Khap and Sonipat 360 Khap
References
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