In a wari town, the devotee usually writes first
A town whose busiest days are fixed by the lunar calendar has an easy rule on WhatsApp. When a devotee or a dindi leader messages a lodge, a shop or a cab owner, a 24-hour window opens, and everything the business sends back inside it, the tariff, a room photo, the route from Wakhari, is a reply at the service rate. No template is needed, and the reply can be in whatever language the guest wrote in.
Templates matter for the messages that go out later: the room confirmation when the palkhis are a day away, the pickup note the evening before the train, the receipt after the Magh yatra. Those are utility, and Meta approves each once. The only messages that need a recorded yes are the ones that sell, such as the note to past guests that rooms are open for Kartiki.