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A seated group of saffron-scarfed and white-robed devotees holds cardboard protest signs in a narrow hall with a red carpet runner and metal railing. The front signs read STOP RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION and STOP FALSE ALLEGATIONS, with a further sign reading STOP THE SOCIETIES. Several men have shaved heads and tilaka marks; one wears a rudraksha mala and orange scarf, another a yellow scarf and glasses. A deity murti stands in a glass case behind them, with a blue plastic chair and an orange wall at right.

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