In the lead-up to Navratri, posts on social media have surfaced, advertising rented partners for the popular garba events at prices between one thousand and ten thousand rupees. Authorities are probing these advertisements for any illegal activities, while experts caution against possible scams. Cultural activists are expressing outrage, deeming this trend as a harmful representation of Indian traditions.
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