@Yashadityawx@NomadicBrahmin He is Western-Rajasthani Pareek Brahmin, already one of the most West-Eurasian shifted samples so far!
Look at the eastern-Rajasthani samples and other western-UP samples
Then look at mathura sample he’s complicately unrelated to local Brahmins
@Yashadityawx@NomadicBrahmin first two samples are from
western-Rajasthan
Eastern-Rajasthani samples
have 34–37 SI
I also added a Ghaziabad and Upper Doab sample in the above list, but he’s nowhere near them neither eastern-Rajasthan
@KeralaShortwave Personally, I want to see what the Jai Bhim group does when its people reach positions of higher authority, power, decision-making in laws constitution
either nation breaks or monopoly of elites ends
@NomadicBrahmin It’s not about Steppe
Even Biharis can score 30% Steppe
His AASI is just too low
Even lower side of Rajasthanis, Kashmiri Pandits, Punjabi, Gujarati Brahmins
Turning every personal rivalry into a religious issue in Punjab is getting ridiculous
At this point, Dalit upliftment
A third political alternative that looks beyond religion could help address Punjab’s real issues
@NomadicBrahmin If he is from Rajasthan, results might still make some sense, but Uttar Pradesh? nah
HarappaWorld is a total outlier. I compared it with different Brahmin samples and the results don’t align at all
16% NE Euro
32% S-Indian
From Uttar Pradesh Brahmin
@Terimakakhasamm@jat_devta Meenas:
5% of the population, 10% of MLAs
Jats:
9.5% of the population, 15pct of MLAs
Brahmins:
7% of the population, 7% of MLAs
I think meena are doing better in Rajasthan in every way
@appliedquant Rajasthani Rajputs have a ruling-class founder effect that other groups don’t have, so our haplogroups can’t predict our autosomal ancestry reason