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A night procession photographed in darkness, with large illuminated deity murtis mounted on floats or platforms at the left and centre. The lit figures include a multi-armed goddess with raised arms and an ornate crown at the right, and seated or standing goddesses with crowns and decorated garments at the centre. A crowd of people walks below in front of the floats, many holding black, orange and red umbrellas; a red flag is raised near the right. Trees and foliage surround the scene. No individual can be clearly distinguished as a person, so no appearance-based candidate is claimed.

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