Khetlaji

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Khetlaji is a folk deity of India who is primarily venerated in Rajasthan. His shrine is located in village Sonana in Pali district of Rajasthan. The temple is the site of a two day fair, held every year during May-June in honor of Khetlaji. The fair attracts a large number of devotees who congregate here during the fair to invoke the blessing of the deity.

Unlike many other folk deities like Veer Tejaji and Baba Ramdevji, the existence of historical Khetlaji is not confirmed.

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