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A two-part graphic: on the left, a close-up portrait of a grey-haired man with a red tilak mark on his forehead, wearing a purple collared shirt with a thin chain at the neck. On the right, a grid of nine photographs showing injured bodies in hospital settings with blue surgical drapes, including a bandaged man with tubes at the top left, bandaged and wounded arms and legs, and burn-like injuries on a leg. No physical people are present beyond the printed images.

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Thondai Mandala Aadheenam PersecutionThondai Mandala Aadheenam PersecutionMay 29 20122012-05-29Photo 11683676 +1 copiesA nine-panel collage titled as photographs of miracle phenomena. Most panels are close-up photographs of open palms with ringed or bangled wrists, showing white powdery residue, a red-stained spot, and small grey granules, some circled in black or red marks. The centre panel shows a woman with eyes closed, a red bindi on her forehead, white vertical markings on her brow and chin, and dark wavy hair, wearing a thin chain. A pale pink panel and an orange-cloth panel show further palm close-ups. The collage contains no visible a person candidate and no legible printed name. It shows separate photographed people, the woman and the hand owners, and is a multi-panel graphic.A multi-panel slide titled Incident: Pavala Kundru - The Sacred Hillock, with a header reading Location: Adi Nithyananda Peetam, Pavazhakundur, Tiruvannamalai and Date: 16th June 2017. The left panel stacks a handwritten page above a hospital bed view of a man in an orange cloth lying on a blue striped mattress, with a bandaged head and face wrapped in bandage. The centre panel shows the same man in orange on the bed beside an IV stand. The right panel shows a hand holding a grid of brain scan films in front of hospital staff. The caption reads that the photos show Sri Nithya Parabrahmananda Maharaj after the attack, who went into coma with severely injured head and eyes. A small slide number 7.50 sits at lower right. Visible people are partially shown in hospital settings, and the figure in orange is lying on a bed.May 18 20122012-05-18 +1 copiesPavalaKundru PersecutionMulti-panel collage from a Nithya Kriya event. The large left photograph shows a bald man with glasses in an orange t-shirt and orange trousers, wearing a gold-bead mala, bending forward with hands on his thighs on a green mat in a hall with a dark curtain and a potted plant. A prominent sannyasi-style image is printed on his shirt. The right side shows smaller photographs of men in white dhotis and orange shirts bending in a row on mats, and several screens displaying similar group practice and a multi-screen wall of event photos with flowers and portraits. The collage itself contains no physical people beyond the pictured participants.2011-11-07Photo 11742239A photograph inside a room with light green walls where several people in ritual attire gather around a figure lying on the floor under an orange cloth. A bald man in orange-brown robes leans forward at left, bare-chested with a white cloth draped across his shoulder, and another man in orange and white clothing stands behind him. Two men in plain white shirts and dhotis stand at the right edge. The scene appears to be a devotional or healing gathering, though the activity is only partly visible.2012-05-29A photograph of a man with short grey hair and a red tilak on his forehead, wearing a white collared shirt and a rudraksha mala around his neck. He holds a thin orange cord with both hands, pulling it up through his open mouth and nostril in a nasal cleansing practice. A gold bracelet is on his raised wrist. The background is a dark maroon curtain. No appearance-based a person candidate is established, so the person is described by role only.2011-11-24