Jat Migration

Jat migration refers to the movement of the Jat community, an ethnic group primarily found in northern India and parts of Pakistan. Historically, this migration occurred due to various factors including agricultural expansion, social changes, and economic opportunities. The Jats, traditionally known as farmers, began settling in different regions, often moving from rural to urban areas for better livelihoods. This migration has contributed to the cultural and social dynamics in areas where they settled, leading to changes in local economies and communities. Today, Jats continue to play a significant role in the social and political landscape of the region.