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The Gujjar Bakarwals of Jammu and Kashmir were great herders of goats and sheep.

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The above statement is True.
The northern part of the Himalayan mountains is home to the Gujjar Bakarwal people of India. Great goats, as well as sheep herders, were the Gujjar Bakarwals of Jammu and Kashmir. The Gurjar is made up of the Gujjars as well as Bakarwals. They say to be descended from the Gujjar group, an ethnic pastoral and farming group found in Pakistan, Afghanistan, as well as India.
In Sanskrit scriptures, the words "our" and "ujjar" respectively denote enemies and destroyers. Even though Gujjar Bakarwals established numerous towns, cities, and villages, they are still regarded as nomads who lack their land. Their way of life was incredibly challenging since they had to move cattle through treacherous terrain while enduring bad weather and natural calamities every season. In short, the statement is accurate.

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