Amit bhai,
I appreciate your enthusiasm to help and unite Jats.
I think it couldn't be fruitful to meet the major leaders of the jat community on the basis of khap, gotra level. These leaders are doing their jobs nicely - at their own levels.
In my opinion - we should start from a small/scratch level. This can be done by forming small groups in the areas we live - like the one we are trying to form; by holding Delhi Jaats Meet. Bangalore Jaats Meet, Jaat Union in UK etc. are also on the envil. More like these can be formed.
After having these groups all over India and the World - we can go to these leaders of our community in villages. Because then, we must be having all the resources (like funds and manpower etc.) to help the needy in our community.
In our villages, I don't think many are educated - the only foremost requirement for our community; as Mr. Rajendra said previously - that's why we are treated as backward. We can appreciate them to go for higher education and provide with the resources. After each and every jat is educated - we can held our heads high and say, 'come on world - we are ready to face you'.
Mr. Ram S. Arya and Mr. Kapoor Singh are doing a great contribution to our community by uniting jats in the US and helping the community in villages (let me tell you here - this is a great inspiration for me). Mr. Baljit is also helping every jat he encounters. Mr. Birbal is also providing a helping hand to our youngsters in Canada. There are many in Austalia, to help our community.
These are great contibutions to our community and much more needs to be done - if we want to unite. This could be the best way to move forward and work in tandem with all the jaats.
Moreover, dear Amit, I am always ready to do the needful for our community and I am with you - in this great cause for Jaats.
(I may be wrong somewhere but hope you understand - what I mean to say!)
Thanks