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Outdoor photo of two saffron-robed men being interviewed by reporters holding microphones labelled VASANTH Vasanth TV and JAYA TV. On the left, a man with long swept-back dark hair, a red bindi and white horizontal tilak wears an orange-saffron cloth, multiple orange-beaded rudraksha-style malas and a white ceremonial necklace. On the right, a bald elderly man with white vibhuti stripes wears a rudraksha mala crown on his head, large gold-beaded malas and a golden ornament, and a saffron shawl over bare shoulders. Several onlookers in white and dark clothes stand behind them in a stone temple corridor. The white-striped man on the left shows a compatible appearance with distinctive long hair, saffron robes and malas, so he is labelled Swamiji (probable) in this description.

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