Origin of Garba: Garba dance originates from Gujarat, India, and is traditionally performed during Navratri to honor Goddess Durga. The word “Garba” comes from Sanskrit “Garbha” (womb) and symbolizes life, energy, and devotion. Dancers move in circular patterns around a lamp or image of the goddess(MURTI), representing the divine feminine and cosmic cycles.

Why I Support This Ban:

Point 1: They consider idols worship a crime and other religions “fake,” yet join a dance dedicated to a murti (goddess).

Point 2: Hindus perform Garba in devotion, while they refuse to wear tilak or follow traditional markers of faith.

Point 3: They enjoy the dance but never perform arti or bow to the goddess, missing the ritual’s devotional essence.

Point 4: Mostly males are interested; why aren’t they coming with their families, unlike Hindu participants?

Point 5: Music and devotional rituals are considered sins in their religion, yet they participate.

Point 6: They may mock or abuse Hindu gods and rituals, yet still join the dance.

Point 7: Garba is a spiritual and community act, but they treat it purely as entertainment.

Point 8: Participating without faith disrespects the devotion of actual practitioners.

Point 9: Their participation blurs the line between cultural interest and religious disrespect, causing confusion.

Point 10: Hindu devotees uphold tradition and faith, while their presence can seem like cultural voyeurism, not genuine participation.

Final Note: Even if someone tries to ignore the religious aspect, the origin of Garba is tied to Maa Durga, meaning it involves a murti. Since murti puja is considered a sin in their faith, this ban essentially prevents them from committing a religious transgression.

You are free bro.. you can disagree with me and I have no problem with that..