Erza Scarlet

Fear is a natural Human feeling, only wild beasts and rabid dogs don't have that feeling because they have no concept for value of their own life. Rajputs try to portray that they have no fear in war and they are different superbeings in this subcontinent. But the story is completely different. The claim that Rajputs are fearless can easily be proven wrong by utterly coward acts of entire Rajput units in World War 1 recorded by commanding british officers. Rajputs have been posting this particular letter from a Jat soldier in WW1 since last 3+ years to portray that Jats aren't fit for military service and that only them and only them are military tribe in North india; trying to give a message that only they are real inheritors of military profession. But let's see How Rajputs reacted when they were introduced into a High intensity Modern European conflicts like World War 1 :- In late 1914 , a 8000 strong British-indian force attacked a 1100 strong German-Askari Garrison at Tanga in East Africa. The result was Humiliating defeat of numerically superior British force. In this battle 13th Shekhawat Rajput unit was heavily criticized for their cowardly conduct. Richard Meinertzhagen - British soldier and intelligence officer noted the cowardly and unprofessional conduct of Rajputs in front of German soldiers and doubted if indian soldiers are suitable of modern conflicts , in these words: "The bubble of the Indian Army has now burst, Our men behaved disgracefully, showing no military spirit or grit.... I doubt if even half the Indian Army are really reliable against modern fire.... To show in what state the Rajputs are, a sepoy discharged his rifle in error. This was the signal for immediate panic, the Rajputs and Pioneers rising up and rushing back to the shore, and were with difficulty persuaded to return to their bivouacs. These are jolly fellows to go fighting Germans with."

A Jat soldier from Rohtak, deployed on the World War front, was literally crying & saying "This is the business of the military caste (Rajput) if they die, it's no matter. But we unfortunate ones shouldn't be sent to fight in battle"

Best advice from my side would be if you’re not comfortable with someone, especially members from your own community, just straightforwardly block them and move on. Don’t become a victim of their rage baits. It’s not only the male lineage that holds importance; the female lineage carries the same honour and dignity as well. So never abuse someone or spread negativity because of rage baiting — it will only bounce back on you. I know a few accounts, especially from one particular region, that out of superiority complex or some mental instability keep spreading anti-Rajput negativity. Never do that. My request to every Rajput page please come out of feudal and regional mindset and start behaving like we are people of the same origin, with common history, culture, traditions, and even the same enemies who will never truly think about your well-being anyway !!!!

So let's start with our task of dismantling the narrative. The claim for the marraige in the source he used has its citations as follow. None of which are contemporary or even near contemporary. It's nansi ri khyat (17th century) & mirat-i-sikandari(17th century) as evidences for

Bundela Rajputs held the Gingee Fort in Tamilnadu and fought the Carnatic Nawab's 90,000-strong force with just 850 men Tej Singh Bundela led the resistance, battled to the very end, and became a Tamil folk legend, Ranipet is named after his queen who committed jauhar.