Jat agrarian rights

Jat agrarian rights refer to the customary and legal rights held by Jat landowners and farmers over their agricultural lands. These rights include the ability to cultivate, transfer, and inherit land, often rooted in traditional landholding practices. In some regions, these rights also encompass access to water sources and pasture for livestock. Recognized by law, they form the basis for Jats' continued control and use of their land, supporting their livelihoods and social status. Understanding these rights helps in addressing land disputes, development policies, and the socio-economic stability of Jat communities.