What position does Roma have in the society of ancient India?

In ancient India, the term "Roma" typically refers to the Romani people, who are believed to have migrated from the Indian subcontinent to Europe around a thousand years ago. In the context of ancient Indian society, the Romani people would not have had a distinct societal position, as they were part of the wider Indian social fabric but eventually became marginalized. Traditionally, Indian society was structured around the Caste System, which categorized individuals based on occupation and social status, leading to varying degrees of acceptance and integration for different groups. Over time, the Romani people faced discrimination and exclusion, which influenced their status both within India and in their later communities in Europe.