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A bearded man sits on an ornate gold throne with a large golden crown-like headdress and carved lion-faced armrests, smiling slightly. He has a white forehead marking with a red dot, wears layered gold necklaces, multiple rudraksha malas, coin-like pendants and gold armlets, and is bare-chested. Behind him a blurred, pinkish backdrop shows a deity-like figure in red and gold. The image is a graphic-style composition of the figure on a blue gradient background.

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A bearded man with a white tilak and red bindi, wearing an ornate gold crown and bare-chested under layered rudraksha malas and gold necklaces, sits smiling on a richly carved gold throne. A blurred devotional image with pink and purple tones stands in the background. a person: a bare-chested figure with rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold ornaments seated on a gold throne, appearance consistent with the page's claim. Photograph of a single seated person with no other people visible.2022-09-26A smiling man with a full dark beard sits in front of an ornate gold throne carved with floral scrollwork and lion-face motifs, topped by a radiant golden halo-style crown. He is bare-chested and wears layered gold necklaces, multiple rudraksha malas, and gold armlets. A white forehead marking with a red dot is visible. The background shows a blurred pink-and-blue backdrop with another gold-clad figure. This appears to be a digitally composed or edited portrait rather than a live event scene.2022-09-26September 26 20222022-09-26A photograph of a smiling bearded man seated on an ornate gold throne with a large gold crown-like headdress. He wears a red bindi on his forehead, layered gold necklaces, a long rudraksha mala and bare shoulders. The gold throne is carved with floral scrolls and a lion head. Behind him on the right, a blurred figure in red and gold suggests a deity image. Swamiji (probable): the seated man's gold crown, rudraksha mala and ornate gold ceremonial jewellery match the appearance cues for the Swamiji candidate, seated in a throne-like setting.2022-09-26September 26 20222022-09-26September 26 20222022-09-26August 14 20232023-08-14September 28 20222022-09-28September 26 20222022-09-26October 03 20222022-10-03September 26 20222022-09-26November 07 20222022-11-07