Archive · 27 Sep 2026
Valmiki Community Backs Mahapanchayat Resolution Over Alleged Remarks
Thousands of people from 36 communities met in Kanjhawla village.
They discussed remarks allegedly made by Sunil Kumar about Hinduism, women and Jats.
Leaders from the Valmiki community said the remarks were insulting.
The gathering unanimously approved a resolution condemning them.
An 11-member committee was created to speak with both sides.
The committee will try to settle the disagreement peacefully.
It will also advise withdrawing the police cases, according to the Panchayat decision.
Leaders said protecting the dignity of women and maintaining friendship among communities were important.
A district police official praised the effort to promote brotherhood.
Thousands from 36 communities attended a Mahapanchayat in Kanjhawla village on Sunday.
The gathering condemned alleged remarks by Sunil Kumar against Hinduism, women and Jats.
Valmiki community leaders proposed a resolution calling the remarks an insult to Hindu religion.
An 11-member committee will meet both sides and seek an amicable settlement.
The Mahapanchayat urged political parties not to politicize the sensitive controversy.
- Who
- Thousands of people from 36 communities, including Valmiki community leaders and other village representatives, attended the Mahapanchayat.
- What
- The Mahapanchayat approved a resolution condemning alleged remarks against Hinduism, women and Jats, and formed an 11-member committee to address the dispute.
- When
- Sunday; the articles do not provide a calendar date.
- Where
- Kanjhawla village in Delhi, with participants from Delhi, Haryana, western Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- To condemn the alleged remarks, protect women’s dignity and promote brotherhood among the 36 communities.
- Organizer
- Sarvajatiya Sarvakhap Palam 360
- Venue
- Kanjhawla village
- Communities represented
- 36 communities
- Issue
- Alleged remarks against Hinduism, women and Jats by Sunil Kumar from Tatesar village
- Resolution
- The remarks were condemned as an insult to Hindu religion and communities
- Committee
- An 11-member committee was formed to meet both sides
- Police presence
- District DCP Shashank Jaiswal attended and praised efforts to promote brotherhood