Girn
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The Girn are a sub clan of the Saini caste. They are mainly found in Punjab region, India.[1][2]
Notable Girn Sainis
- Jatinder (jay) Singh Girn - Model, Actor, Dancer of New Zealand[3]
- Gurmukh Singh Girn - District town planner of SAS Nagar, Mohali[4]
- Balwinder Singh Girn - Member of Punjabi Cultural Society Of Chicago, USA[5]