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A dense audience fills a hall with white draped curtains and a dark wooden door at left. In the centre, a woman in a rust-orange tunic and layered beaded necklaces stands above the crowd, raising one hand and tossing her long reddish-brown hair. Around her, seated devotees in saris, white and red garments and rudraksha-style beaded malas listen attentively. A red digital clock on the wall reads 11:01 PM. No a person candidate is clearly visible.