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A street protest march in a busy Indian town. Many people, mostly women and girls, walk along a road lined with shops and signboards. Several hold handmade placards on wooden sticks; the foreground placard reads in Kannada and the middle one in Kannada as well, both carried by an older man in a cap and sunglasses. Women wear salwar kameez, saris and dupattas in yellow, blue, green and pink; a young woman in a denim jacket leads near the front. A yellow and red flag is raised above the crowd and colourful umbrellas appear at left. No a person candidate is visible, and the photo shows a demonstration rather than a devotional event.

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