Warar
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The Warar (also spelled as Warrar or Wararh) are a Jat clan. They moved from Pakistan and settled in North India during the 1947 Partition of India.
Tribes and Clans of the Jat people | |||
Jat | Atwal | Aujla | Aulakh | Badesha | Badhan | Baghoor | Bagri | Bajwa | Bajya | Bandechha | Basra | Bassi | Baath | Bahia | Bembi | Beniwal | Bhalli | Bhangu | Bharhaich | Bhinder | Biling | Bhullar | Boparai | Brar | Buttar | Bual | Chahar | Chahal | Chatha | Cheema | Chhillar | Chohan | Dehr | Deol | Deshwal | Dhami | Dhariwal | Dhaliwal | Dhillon | Dhindsa | Dhoat | Dhoot | Dosanjh | Dulat | Faujdar | Gandhar | Garewal | Ghuman | Gill | Gondal | Goraya | Gosal | Grewal | Hala | Hans | Hayer | Harl | hari | Jakhar Jawanda | Jhajharia | Johal | Johiya | Kahlon | Kaloye | Kang | Khirwar | Khokhar | Khosa | Lally | Langah | Lehal | Maan | Madar | Mahil | Maitla | Malhi | Mandair | Manes | Mattu | Mavi | Mehria | Phogat | Palak | Pandher | Padda | Pama |Panaich | Pannu | Poonia | Purewal | Rana | Rai | Randhawa | Ranghar | Riar | Rode | Sahota | Samra | Sandher | Sandhu | Sangha | Sanghera | Saran | Sekhon | Shergill | Sidhu | Sohal | Sohi | Sra | Sukhera | Takhar | Takshak | Thiara | Thind | Tiwana | Tomara | Toor | Virk | Wahla | Waraich | Warar |