• Sapuria
• Kela (tribe)
• Sapera (Hindu) (this article)
• Sapera (Muslim)
• Lodha Muslims

All those articles address the nomadic snake charmer community, covering aspects like local nomenclature, religion, and social status. However, their content lacks distinctiveness. I suggest consolidating them into a single article, similar to Dhobi, Dom or Chamar. If each article is to remain separate, their distinctiveness should be clearly highlighted.
MaxA-Matrix 💬 talk 04:45, 15 March 2024 (UTC) reply

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