The Gujjars, led by former MLA Atar Singh Bhadana, waited for the government's response today and decided to camp in the village.
"I was told that a senior official will come to us for a meeting, but none came today.
Our march is peaceful and we plan to reach Jaipur by May 31 to begin a Mahapadav, but we will review the situation tomorrow in order to decide our future course of action," Bhadana said.
Gujjars have in the past launched several agitations under the leadership of Kirori Bainsla, but he is not part of this protest.
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