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A handwritten letter on lined white paper, photographed while held up by a hand at the lower right edge. The letter is dated 19th Sept 2010 at the top right and is addressed 'To all respected authorities of Indian law'. The body is written in Chinese characters with the subject line 'RE:' followed by Chinese text. The letter is an open letter in support of a religious group, written by a follower of a person. No people are visible other than the partial hand holding the page.

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A photograph of a handwritten letter on white paper held flat on a light surface by two hands, one resting at the top edge and one at the lower left. The letter is written in blue ink, partly in English and partly in Chinese characters, addressed to a sir or madam with a subject line about a request, and signed near the bottom right with a handwritten signature and a Chinese name. The visible hands show a red thread bracelet on one wrist. No deity, ritual or ceremony is visible, and the setting appears to be an office or document table.2010-09-19A photograph of two handwritten letters lying flat on a light beige tiled floor. The letter on the left is addressed to All the respected authorities of Indian Law and is signed by Ma Nithya Dayananda Maayi, with a red thumbprint beside the signature. The letter on the right is dated 19/9/2010, addressed to All respected Authorities of Bharat India, and signed Ma Nithya Sachchanananda (Ragini Vallabhaneni), with two red thumbprints. Both sheets are written in blue ink, and the right letter has crossed-out words. The image is upside down relative to the text, with a printed copyright line at the top. No people are visible.2010-09-19A photograph of a handwritten letter lying on a light surface. The page is addressed To: All Respected Authorities of Indian Law and dated 19.09.2010 at the top right. The word NITHYANANDAM is stamped in red ink, partly smeared, across the upper portion of the page, with a red thumbprint near the signature at the bottom. The handwriting is blue ink, and the letter is signed by an individual in a signature block. No people are visible in the scene.2010-09-19A handwritten letter on white lined paper, dated 19.09.2010 and marked BIDADI at top right, addressed to All Respected Authorities of Indian Land. Large red handprint-style letters reading NITHYANANDAM are stamped across the upper page, and a red thumbprint sits near the signature at lower left. The letter, signed by S. Kandasamy with a blood group note, describes working in the Galleria at the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam and requests action against religious persecution. Plastic bags lie at the top edge of the page on a tan surface. No people are visible.2010-09-19A handwritten letter on lined white paper, photographed rotated sideways. The heading reads 'ALL RESPECTED AUTHORITIES OF INDIAN LAW' with red handprints above it, and a large red thumbprint sits near the signature at the bottom right. The letter is dated 19-09-2010 and written in blue ink, addressed to authorities, describing a devotee's service around a person. The top left corner carries a printed source line, which is excluded from the text list. No physical people are visible in the scene.2010-09-19A photograph of a handwritten letter on white paper, shown close-up. The letter is addressed to all respected authorities of Indian law and is dated 19.09.2010 in the upper right corner. Large words in red, apparently stamped or smeared as fingerprint-style lettering, read NITHYANANDA and NDAM across the page. The blue ink handwriting describes a person who has worked for three years at the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam and has always been around a person in all his programs, working 22 hours a day and fully committed to serving humanity. No physical people are visible; the page is the only subject.2010-09-19A handwritten letter on white paper pinned to a wall among other handwritten pages, some with blood-red fingerprints or thumbprints. The main sheet is addressed 'To all respective authorities' and is signed Swetha Neni (a person Sree), dated 19/9/2010, with a red thumbprint at the bottom. Other sheets are partly visible at the edges, and a faint date of 19/9/2010 appears on a sheet at the top. No people are present; the scene is a flat document display with no visible a person candidate.2010-09-19A handwritten letter on a sheet of white paper lies on a red-orange cloth. The letter is addressed to the authorities protecting the law of the nation Bharat and is signed by S. Gopal Reddy, also called Sri Nithya Bhattananda Swami, with a red thumbprint and the date 19 Sep 2010. A hand with a ring and a green pen rests at the left edge of the sheet, and a white garment corner appears at the top left. The writing requests religious freedom to follow a spiritual guru.2010-09-19A photograph of a handwritten letter in blue ink on white paper, pinned or placed on a pale tiled wall. The letter is addressed to the respected authorities of India and declares that a person is the writer's spiritual guru and God, requesting freedom to follow her religion and guru. A red wax seal is stamped near the bottom, and the letter is signed Swati Kulkarni with the name Ma Nithya Priyatmananda and a date. Edge of another sheet of paper is visible at the left. No people are visible.2010-09-19A photograph of a handwritten letter in blue ink on lined white paper, lying on a light surface with other papers around it. The letter is addressed 'To all Respective Authorities' and signed 'Rithi Neni (Ma Nithyanandi)' with a red thumbprint beside the signature, and is dated 19/9/10 at the top right. The writer pleads that her guru has been falsely accused and imprisoned for no reason and asks the authorities to show justice to her a person. No people are visible in the scene.2010-09-19A handwritten letter in blue ink on white paper, photographed on a flat surface, addressed to All the Respected Authorities of Indian Law. The letter is signed by T.A. Kanakhalakshmi, given in brackets as spiritual name Ma Nithya Atmapriyananda, asking legal authorities to act against injustice to her master, a person, whom she calls divine father, divine mother and God. It states she has been fasting to death to live for her master, ends with the words I WANT JUSTICE!! and bears a red ink thumbprint at lower right. A purple logo appears at the upper right corner and a vertical copyright line runs along the left edge. No people are visible.2010-09-19Photograph of several handwritten letters in blue ink spread on a glossy white tiled floor, with a bright glare at top. The sheets are written in English; one is addressed to all respected authorities of Indian law and asks for justice in the case of a guru, and others carry red thumbprints as signatures. The letters are documents rather than people, so no physical people are visible.2010-09-19