Simply having proof is not enough.
There is also the matter of what is ‘established’ doctrine, and that then has to be overcome. There are also vested interests whose careers are based on the existing paradigm.
Make change happen is not a simple matter, it is an uphill task.
The analogy for example, could be.
Mr. x has discovered a new technology, a new engine that will run on air, which will save billions of Dollars in the cost of running motor vehicles - oil, tires, cheaper cars etc.
However the new product will displace the old existing manufacturers. – who depend on oil; whose self interest would be being served by shutting down the competition and continuing to make money.
The new company is forced out of business.
Similarly the existing version of History shows that the Gupta were not jats. The origins arte described as ‘obscure’.
If they had been described as Jats, and so was Harshvardhan, and also the first Mauryas, then in today’s history classes, it would not be unreasonable to ask what happened to them and their descendants?
Questions would also be raise das to rise of the Islamic power and the concomitant Rajput power; one could not have existed without the other.
That would create quite a dysfunction.
Hence despite the proof being there, we have to contend with vested interests, who will not give up their position easily.
That is why, the work of the Jat historians is most important and also important is the work of the young Jat men and women, who are needed to continue the battle to re- acquire our heritage.
We need help. The more volunteers the better.
Join us, do not be lukewarm
Ravi Chaudhary