Gujar

The state derives its name from 'Gujar', an ancient clan that migrated from Central Asia in the first century BC.

Zee News : India National 2009

Sultan Mehmood Gujar, 46, a property dealer by profession, is reported to be one of the many staunch supporters of the "holy war."

Fahad Faruqui: Mind Over Jihad Fahad Faruqui 2012

Sultan Mehmood Gujar, 46, a property dealer by profession, is reported to be one of the many staunch supporters of the "holy war."

Fahad Faruqui: Mind Over Jihad Fahad Faruqui 2012

Gujar: "even if Obama wins Iowa and/or NH will it have any major impact on super Tuesday?"

New Polls Show Hillary Ahead In New Hampshire, South Carolina ... And Iowa 2009

The Americans discovered that the businessman's father, a mujahedeen fighter against the Soviets two decades ago, had killed a Gujar leader, and the Gujar has neither forgiven nor forgotten.

In Afghanistan, Getting to Know 2008

In Kamdesh, for example, one of the most violent districts in the squadron's turf, Lt.Col. Kolenda and his men noticed that whenever a certain businessman bid on a construction contract, a senior member of the Gujar tribe would object.

In Afghanistan, Getting to Know 2008

Then, on the evening of the third day, his chief lieutenant and deputy, Vikram Mallah, who had admired Phoolan from afar over the years, shot Babu Gujar dead.

India's Bandit Queen 1996

For the next seventy-two hours she was brutalized by Babu Gujar.

India's Bandit Queen 1996

She had heard rumors, as had everyone in the village, that a gang of dacoits, led by a notoriously cruel man named Babu Gujar, was encamped on the riverbank; she may or may not have received a letter from the gang threatening to kidnap her or to cut off her nose — a not uncommon punishment inflicted on women for a perceived indiscretion in the villages of northern India.

India's Bandit Queen 1996

Narayan, a gentle Gandhian, persuaded about forty skeptical gang leaders — including Mohar Singh, an upper-caste Gujar and a former wrestler, who led the largest of the gangs — and the even more skeptical authorities to give surrender and rehabilitation a try.

India's Bandit Queen 1996