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A smartphone screenshot photographed on a pink-brown fabric background shows a messaging chat from an account named Kailasa India (srinithyanandaindia). The message text announces plans to renovate Bidadi Ashram in Karnataka and asks followers to donate, with partly redacted Google and PayPal payment details shown. A large red stamp reading FAKE is overlaid across the centre of the message. No people are visible, and no a person candidate appears in the image.

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Article - Inspiring Message from His HolinessAugust 22 20202020-08-22 +1 copiesAugust 17 20232023-08-17A screenshot of a PR Web press release page titled "Paramahamsa Nithyananda Responds to Critics", dated May 19, 2012, with a grey sidebar, article body text and a "Past News Releases" box. A small inset photo shows a bare-chested man in orange ochre garments with a heavy gold necklace and armlets, seated before an ornate gold throne-like backdrop; he appears to be a person by appearance cues of orange clothing, gold necklace and ornate throne, though the identification is uncertain.August 21 20202020-08-21 +2 copiesA screenshot of a web page layout with a two-column table. The left column holds a victim testimony and a transcript text block under the heading Incident #01, with a Location line for Bengaluru Aadheenam, Karnataka and a Date line for 2008 - 2018. The right column shows a video still of a bearded man in a white shirt with a dark pendant cord and tilak marks on his forehead, wearing glasses, speaking on camera. The video player bar reads varanasi Property attack with timestamp 0:50 / 12:34. The man is a person seen on screen, not a physical person in the room.August 22 20202020-08-22A slide-style document titled with a location and date header reading Bengaluru Aadheenam, in the state of Karnataka, South India, and Date 2008 - 2018. Under Incident #01 is a block of victim testimony, Sri Nithya Atmapujananda Swami recounts the painful experience where the Varanasi monastery was shut down, and the community badly affected. The body is a long typed first-person account describing journalists barging into the building, police standing outside a locked and sealed building, and the speaker going three days without food or water. The right column is labelled Photos but contains no image. Plain text on a white background, no people shown.A promotional poster titled KAILASA'S NITHYANANDA YOGA for International Yoga Day on 21 June 2022. A central circular framed portrait shows a man with long dark hair and a swept-up head covering, wearing orange-and-gold robes, seated cross-legged with a hand raised in blessing. Gold and black background with a mountain photo behind. Lower panel lists timed sessions from 8 AM to 8 PM IST, and social media handles appear at the bottom.2022-06-21 +1 copiesJanuary 22 20222022-01-22A screenshot of a slide titled "USA Persecution" with a table layout. Labelled fields read "ubicacion: USA" and "fecha: 2003-2018". The left panel, outlined in black, carries a typed message titled "A Message to All Seekers" with several red underlines and a closing line reading "OM NAMAH SHIVAYA". The right column is blank. No people are visible.A slide with a text-heavy layout headed Attempt to murder, showing a first-person account quoted from a temple priest about attacks on sacred deities at Bengaluru Aadheenam in Bidadi, Karnataka, dated March 3, 2010. A small framed photograph at right shows a bare-chested man with a red mark on his forehead, dark hair tied up, and a beaded rudraksha necklace, with a reddish-brown background. The slide describes deities being torn of clothes, smeared with sewage, knocked over and stomped upon, and a sanyasi tied naked to a banyan tree. A page number 8.34 appears at bottom right.