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@2409:40D0:2A:7D59:707A:AD6F:49BE:59CB and other IPs of the same range, First, you have been adding unsourced content and edit warring about it for the last few days. Today, one the sources you added (census) is reliable but doesn't support any of the content you added, while the other one isn't reliable. The only thing the reliable one supports is the etymology associated with a Rajput person by the name of Malhan. Second, do not remove 'Morthal Khas', it is the name used in census spreadsheets, as well as the sourced census data. Thirs, the mention of 'Antal' Jat clan's association with Murthal is sourced . Replacement of that with 'Chauhan' don't get us anything about the subject 'Murthal'. So, seek WP:CONSENSUS in this talk page, instead of edit warring. And provide reliable sources here per WP:ONUSWP:HISTRS, instead of directing other editors to existence of supposed books in certain locations. - Fylindfotberserk (talk) 11:18, 19 August 2025 (UTC)Reply
