Rana Punja was a Rajput, not a Bhil: Panarva royal family writes to Amit Shah on ‘distortion’ of history

Panarwa Royal Family Letter To Amit Shah: The royal family of Panarwa near Udaipur in Rajasthan is descended from Rana Punja. The princes of Panarwa have now expressed their displeasure by writing a letter to Union Home Minister Amit Shah. The family has written the letter to Shah after one of his recent rallies. Where he said that the 15th century military general Rana Punja belonged to the Bhil community.

The royals alleged that Shah destroyed history. Maharani Krishna Kanwar of the royal family of Panarwa said that Rana Punja was a Solanki Rajput. Shah had recently called Rana Punja a Bhil tribal during his visit to Udaipur in Rajasthan. Kanwar said in a letter to Amit Shah that it is a matter of great sadness for our family. Destroying the history every time creates mental pressure to prove one’s identity.

We are being called Bhils for vote bank politics – Maharani Krishna Tanwar
Krishna Kanwar wrote that earlier I had also written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking his intervention to stop destroying our history. We are the descendants of Rana Punja ji and we are not Bhils, we are Solanki Rajputs. For centuries our family has ruled this region and appointed brave Bhils in the army for the Gharana of Mewar, but for vote bank politics we are being wrongly described as Bhils.

Rana Punja was a Rajput of the Solanki dynasty.
The Panarwa royal family is descended from Rana Punja, who fought alongside Maharana Pratap against the Mughals in the 15th century. According to historian Dr. SB Singh, Rana Punja was a Rajput of the Solanki dynasty. After gathering an army of local Rajputs and Bhils, he joined hands with Maharana Pratap in the fight against the Mughals. Even before this, the royal family Narendra Modi In which he alleged that some political parties are trying to change the identity of Rana Punja by calling him a Bhil.

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