The difference of religions has created a huge gap in Hindu and Sikh Jats. Yes, no doubt Hindu and Sikh Jats are same in all aspects (excluding religion), but difference of thinking is there for sure. If Sikh Jats think they are superior than the Hindu Jats or vice-versa, then I fail to understand as to why they think so. Upto 12-15 years back mostly Hindu Jats often used to boast of Dara Singh and Dharmendra/Sunny Deol as Jat heroes because Hindu Jats didn't have any famous celebrity then (maximum they had Ch. Charan Singh), but in last 12-15 the scenario has totally been changed. The hard work of Hindu Jats has born fruit upto some extent. I now feel it childish when I told the names of abovementioned Jat heroes to my non-Jat friends to feel proud among them. Now Hindu Jats also are not far behind. In fact, we have produced not only national level, but world level personalities too. In cricket, in other sports, in corporate world, in agriculture and in what not, we have left Sikh Jats far behind.
One thing I notice is don't know why always we (Hindu Jats) have to try to associate ourselves with the Sikh Jats. The Sikh Jats don't look so eager to attach themselves with us (Hindu Jats) on mostly occasions. If they do so then it will be good for all Jats. We Hindu Jats are almost 10 times more in quantity than the Sikh Jats. It is supposed that there are 7-8 crore Jats in India (120-140 lacs in U.P., 75-85 lacs in Rajasthan, 65-70 lacs in Haryana, 15-20 lacs in Delhi and so on in other states like M. P., H. P., Uttarakhand, Maharashtra etc., rest scattered in different regions of the country) among which only 70-75 lacs should be Sikh Jats. Yet, don't know why the Sikh Jats don't look highly eager to come closer to the Hindu Jats. We shouldn't forget 'United We Stand, Divided We Fall'.