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Bagata is used by the Bagata tribe in the Paderu, Sujanakota, Karakapalli, Tajangi, Devarapalli and Peddavalasa hills in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
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Alternate names for Bagata include Bagat, Bagatha Bakta, Bhakta, Bagbot
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