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[edit] About Bafna and Oswal details

Following is the text I cut pasted from article. I think there are already pages for Oswal and Bafna, this content fits better there. Nevertheless I sought concensus of editors to remove it.

===Goddess of Bafna clan of Jain religion===
Sachiyaymataji is kuldevi (goddess of clan) of Bafna. In Oswal sect of
Jain religion there is 37 sect of Bafna clan who believe in Sachiyaymataji as
their kuldevi. Their names/surnames are Nahta, Gadiya, Rayjada, Patva, Hundiya, Marothiya,
Samuliya, Bathiyan, Jangda, Somaliya, Dungrecha, Kotecha, Bagmar, Kuchera, Bhabu, Baliya,
Nahusuri, Dhampal, Nangani, Bhungarwal, Betala, Mahajaniya Basah, Dhaturiya, Maru, Bhoota,
Khorwal, Makelwal, Sahala, Thoola, Dasora, Kalrohi, Khorua, Soni, Joshaliya, Sambhoota and
Jhota etc.