In May 2006, Justice Peter Jamadar, a Christian, ruled that " the Trinity Cross-the nation s highest award-is strictly a Christian symbol, and as a result, it discriminates in a multi-religious society . . . . In my opinion, leaving aside the savings clause argument for the moment, the respondent has shown no accommodation whatsoever to ameliorate the indirect adverse discriminating effects of the award of the Trinity Cross on the applicants as Hindus and Muslims and as corporate citizens representing Hindus and Muslims in T & T ."
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Immediately on receiving intelligence that the sacrifice declared illegal by this regulation is likely to occur, the police darogha shall either repair in person to the spot, or depute his mohurrir or, jamadar, accompanied by one or more burkundazes of Hindu religion, and it shall be the duty of the police-officers to announce to the persons assembled for the performance of ceremony, that it is illegal; and to endeavour to prevail on them to disperse, explaining to them that in the event of their persisting in it they will involve themselves in a crime, and become subject to punishment by the criminal courts.
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In May 2006, Justice Peter Jamadar ruled that " the Trinity Cross-the nation s highest award-is strictly a Christian symbol, and as a result, it discriminates in a multi-religious society . " In my opinion, leaving aside the savings clause argument for the moment, the respondent has shown no accommodation whatsoever to ameliorate the indirect adverse discriminating effects of the award of the Trinity Cross on the applicants as Hindus and Muslims and as corporate citizens representing Hindus and Muslims in T & T . Although he found it to be discriminatory, he said that it does not mean that the court can strike it down.
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In May 2006, Mr . Justice Jamadar, an ordained Presbyterian minister, ruled that " the Trinity Cross-the nation's highest award-is strictly a Christian symbol, and as a result, it discriminates in a multi-religious society . . . In my opinion, leaving aside the savings clause argument for the moment, the respondent has shown no accommodation whatsoever to ameliorate the indirect adverse discriminating effects of the award of the Trinity Cross on the applicants as Hindus and Muslims and as corporate citizens representing Hindus and Muslims in T & T . " Although he found it to be discriminatory, he said that it does not mean that the court can strike it down.
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They speak Urdu and Kathiawari Hindi The Patni Jamat is now made up of a number of clans, the main ones being the VARIN, Sassa, Mughal, Chauhan, Panja, Karvat, Kapadiya, Bhoda, Nakhwa, Khokhar, Sumra, Mevati, Chachya, Bagji, Agwan, khathaai, Diwan, Bandhani, Khan, Bekar Pirosh, Batli, Bharari, Chaga, Virbhar, Thoiry Wala, Bagas, Chawda, Kothari, Khanjamal, Mirza, Kuresi, Karwat, Sherpakka, Chinai, Jangsai, Pyarji, Alvi, Sayanji, Kakasiya, Parmar, Jamadar, Babi, Kutub, Khamma, Malek, Gadai, adhi etc . All these clans are of equal status and they marry each other, They are an indigenous community although they do marriages in the larger Sunni Muslim community.
