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Easher or ishar
Easher(ishar) are kashmiri jatts which converted to sikhism after the martydom of guru teg bahadur ji. They are found scaterred all over india these days. Originally these are descendants of aryans. Many of them migrated to india from pakistan during partition they hailed from very rich families there.

Speedy deletion nomination of Easher caste


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Nomination of Easher caste for deletion
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