Talk:Aheria
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Discussion of OBC mention
[edit]There is in the article a sourced statement that "In Punjab, a group named "Aheria, Aheri, Heri, Naik, Thori or Turi" was identified as an Other Backward Class in 1993, and is listed as such by the National Commission for Backward Classes.[1]". I believe this is fine and good to state, as it is entirely fact, it is exactly as appears in the source. If it is a point of editors of this article to describe a different Aheria than that group, or to make some distinction, that would be fine too. It would seem best to make any distinction, with sources, in this article named Aheria. --doncram 22:07, 15 December 2012 (UTC)