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A large indoor auditorium packed with seated audience members in rows of brown cushioned seats, many wearing white, yellow, orange and teal salwar kameez or sarees, some with lanyard name badges. Overhead curved ceiling panels and recessed lights illuminate the hall; the audience fills tiers stretching into the distance. No speaker or a person candidate is visible in this view of the crowd.

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