The Gujjar (Kashmiri) of India, numbering approximately 1,220,000 people, are Engaged yet Unreached. They are a community descended from Gurjar pastoralists who migrated from Gujarat through the Indus valley into the Himalayan foothills, now transhumant herders across Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh distinct from the region's Kashmiri-speaking majority. They mostly adhere to Sunni Islam and Kashmiri is their primary language.