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English: Bagh caves are Buddhist rock cut caves carved during 5-6 AD. Among several other statues, this statue is controversial. Locals believe that this statue is originally a Buddhist deity, which is morphed with an elephant trunk to resemble Ganesha, a Hindu God.
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