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A street procession scene in a crowded Indian town. In the center, a man wears a deep red-maroon turban, a saffron-orange and maroon sash over a red-brown robe, and multiple tiers of gold beaded necklaces with a large gold pendant and a rudraksha-style brown bead mala. Beside him, a man in white ceremonial dhoti and shawl with gold-striped border wears a gold necklace and brown bead mala. To the right, another man in white with gold-bordered cloth wears a similar gold and bead necklace. Behind them, a man in orange turban and orange garments and white beaded necklace stands. A shop front with a red awning, a framed portrait of a shaved-head man on a wall sign, and a Hindi banner reading welcome text frame the scene. The central figure's dress and adornments are distinctive, but the image alone does not confirm his identity.

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