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But I was not made a minister because I am a Gujjar from the OBC community," claimed Champion.
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In the past, Gurjars had political stalwarts from their community. Former MP Choudhary Yashpal Singh of Saharanpur held sway in his region. ... Babu Narain Singh, who hailed from Muzaffarnagar was deputy CM under Hemvati Nandan Bahuguna. Presently, his son Sanjay Chauhan is MP from Bijnor on RLD ticket. Hukum Singh of BJP and Virender Singh of SP are the other two Gurjar leaders who still hold clout over Gurjars.
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I belonged to a Gujjar family.
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Mian Sahib's great grandfather belonged to a clan Paswal Gujjar. He came to Khari Sharif from village Chak-Behram of Gujrat, Punjab. Gujrat is an adjoining district to Mirpur, Kashmir.