All the rules are only for womenfolk.
Banda, Bugatari, Pachewara and Khol form the traditional costume of the rural men. A dhoti is a long white cloth skillfully worn around the waist and draped to form gracefully loose breeches. An Angrakhi or a Jhari is a jacket like garment worn to cover the upper body. The Angrakhi may be short frock styled known as kamari angarakha' or long knee length garments. A shawl or Dhabla compliments the men's attire. Muslim men are given to wear Achkans and Kurtas. The kamarband or patka is a waistband (mostly simply a piece of cloth tied across the waist) that aids in holding a weapon or arm tucked into it.
The headgears of men are special and spectacular. Pencha, Sela, Saafa, Potia and Pagri are all an assortment of headgear sported by the men of the state. The Pagri is the most famous among these. It is usually 82 feet long and an 8 inch wide piece of cloth. It is used as a turban and the style of wearing it is influenced by the region, the climatic and socio economic status of the wearer. The natives of Udaipur, for example wear a flat turban while those from Jaipur sport slanting angular turbans. While those from Jodhpur, wear their Saafa (a shorter variety of turban) with curved bands to the front.
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Like the sarpanch and other villagers do. I expected them to do so atleast during political campaign.
They are wearing achkans and kurtas which are supposed to be the attire of rajasthani muslim men.
Correct me if I am wrong.