✦ About Us ✦
Jat Bhawan Dehradun
A grand community landmark built by the Jat Samaj of Uttarakhand
Our Identity
About Jat Bhawan
Uttarakhand Jat Bhawan Dehradun is a 22,000 sq. ft. community center being built by the Uttarakhand Jat Mahasabha. Located on Haridwar Bypass Road, near Kargi Chowk, it is set to become a landmark for the Jat community of Uttarakhand.
The Bhawan features 2 grand banquet halls, 24 guest rooms with attached bathrooms, a modern catering kitchen, and ample parking — making it an ideal venue for weddings, cultural events, and community gatherings.
Built at an estimated cost of ₹5 crore, the project has already raised ₹2.80 crore through generous contributions from the Jat community across Uttarakhand. This landmark symbolizes the unity, culture, and pride of the Jat Samaj.
22,000 sq. ft.
Total Area
2 Grand Halls
500 capacity each
24 Rooms
With attached baths
5 Floors
With lift facility
Maharaja Surajmal Singh
Jat King of Bharatpur (1707–1763)
✦ Our Inspiration ✦
Maharaja Surajmal — Jat Pride
Maharaja Surajmal (1707–1763) was the greatest warrior-statesman of the Jat community. The king of Bharatpur established a powerful Jat kingdom in northern India during the decline of the Mughal Empire.
He captured the Red Fort of Delhi in 1753 and provided refuge to the Marathas after the Battle of Panipat (1761). His diplomatic genius and military prowess made him one of the most respected rulers of 18th-century India.
His capital Lohagarh Fort in Bharatpur was so impregnable that even the British failed to conquer it. Surajmal is often called the "Plato of the Jats" — a king who was both a warrior and a scholar. He is an eternal source of inspiration for the Jat community.
"The pride of the Jat community, an exemplar of bravery and sacrifice — Maharaja Surajmal."
Our History
Uttarakhand Jat Mahasabha
Foundation
Uttarakhand Jat Mahasabha was established in 1982 to unite and represent the Jat community of the state.
Land Acquisition
The Mahasabha acquired the prime land on Haridwar Bypass Road, Dehradun for construction of Jat Bhawan.
Construction Begins
Groundbreaking ceremony held and construction of the 22,000 sq. ft. Bhawan commenced with community donations.
Our Leadership
Ch. Ramesh Singh Chauhan
President, Uttarakhand Jat Mahasabha
Ch. Baldev Singh Nain
Secretary General
Ch. Sukhbir Singh Pawar
Treasurer