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Kathi people
The article is full of error and bias towards specific community. We have successfully challenged many book publishers through the high court and they have made public apology and removed the articles from their books. The substantial cost of the legal process was also had to pay by the publishers. In the Olden days, all the princely states including jagirs used to have their own authors and poets who used to praise only their owners and often used to write bias articles about the opponents. Many English writes have taken the references from those books and poems. KathiWarriorDarbar (talk) 14:55, 16 October 2024 (UTC)
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