Rȧghṛetā
Raṅghṛetā (Raṅghar kā beṭā, i.e. child of a Raṅghar, Muslim outcaste group). Any Mazhabī Sikh, who traces family association with Sikhism to Gurū Gobind Siṅgh's period.
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