The video impressed on social media. (Credit Image: Instagram)

In the narrow corridors of Sadu Mata Ni Pol in Ahmed Abad, the walled city of Ahmed Abad, a 200 -year -old tradition is revealed by every Navratri, as on the eighth night of the festival, men from the Barot community dress in the Sari and leads Garba. This unique practice known as Saduma Na Garba has been rooted in a story of dedication, betrayal and adaptation for centuries. A viral event went, and got 1.9 million views, and more than 60,000 likes, which sparked talks on history, culture and sexual roles.

Why do men dance in Sari to Mark Navari in Ahmed Abad?

According to the local science, the rituals revive the tragic story of Saduben, a woman who sought to protect from the men of her community when one of the Mongol nobles tried to take it as a good. The men refused to defend her and Sadubin lost her child. Sadness, cursed the men, saying that their descendants will be coward. She later committed Sati, leaving behind a legacy that society continues to remember with atonement.

To this day, the men of Barrut community in the stranger wearing on the eighth night of Navratri, symbolizing repentance and repentance while praising the Saduben sacrifice.

Instagram video impressed on social media with the user’s comment, “Some people were mocking the minister by making him wearing a valid … they needed to watch this video !!! Jai Mata Di.”

Another wrote, “A 200 -year -old tradition where men from Barrut community wears women as a work of atonement and apologizing for their inability to protect Sadoma,” while a third said, “This is the teaching of men humility and respect for women. Something like this happens in parts of Bengal as well.”