The traditional folk musical instrument 'Algoza', widely used in Punjabi and Rajasthani folk music, consists of two joined pipes and belongs to which category of instruments?
Options:
- A: Wind instrument (Sushira Vadya)
- B: String instrument (Tata Vadya)
- C: Percussion instrument (Avanaddha Vadya)
- D: Solid instrument (Ghana Vadya)
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