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A presentation slide with a light grey header bar and bold italic captions. Header reads Location: Tanjavur, India; Date: April 14, 2014; Incident #: Declaration of Coronation of His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda; Photo: Legal documents of the coronation of His Divine Holiness as the owner and spiritual administrator of Tanjavur Palswamy and Shankara Mutt. Below is a scanned document page with a Rs. 100 INDIA NON JUDICIAL stamp paper in the upper left, a circular seal, and a signature in the lower left. The document body is in Tamil script. The page has no people visible.

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Ancient Monasteries PersecutionA scanned slide-style page from a presentation titled Incident #16 about a declaration of coronation. The header lists the location as Vedaranyam, Po Ka Sadukkal Mutt, India. Visible are a pink-and-white Indian non-judicial stamp paper worth Rs. 100 with the Ashoka emblem, and below it a page of Tamil-script printed legal text bearing a circular official seal and handwritten signature marks. The text describes legal documents concerning ownership and spiritual administration of Thiruvarur Sri Somanathaswami Temple and Mutt. No people are visible; the image is a document scan and contains no person depicted.A slide-style document page with a table layout. The top bar reads Location: Thiruvarur, India and Date: 15 April, 2014. The heading reads Declaration of coronation of His Divine Holiness Paramahamsa Nithyananda. Two columns are labelled Description and Photos. The right column shows a scanned legal document with a large pink Indian non-judicial stamp paper of Rs. 100, One Hundred Rupees, with a Tamil Nadu revenue stamp and a circular official seal, Tamil typed text and handwritten signatures at the bottom. No people are visible.Madurai Aadheenam PersecutionA scanned legal document slide titled Evidence of ownership: Gift Deed. The left column holds a typed description paragraph about Nithyananda Peetham, Hyderabad Aadheenam, and a gift settlement deed No. 1032/2006 dated 23 January 2006. The right column shows a photograph of a ruled-red Indian gift settlement deed on cream paper, with a red 100 rupee stamp, a blue revenue stamp, handwritten notes, a signature, and typed clauses. No people are shown.Seeragapadi Aadheenam PersecutionScanned archive incident page with a dark header bar listing location and date, and a two-column layout. The left column holds a block of printed English description text about a land purchase and settlement deed. The right side shows two photographed document pages: a legal stamp paper with a red and green Indian Non-Judicial Fifty Rupees stamp and purple official stamps, alongside a printed form with fingerprint impressions and small passport-style portrait photos of individuals. No physical people are present; the portraits are printed on documents. Page number 11.4 appears in the bottom corner.Ancient Monasteries PersecutionA presentation slide titled Madurai Aadheenam Persecution showing three scanned legal documents side by side on a white background. The left page bears the India Non Judicial Government of Karnataka e-Stamp header, with a rectangular stamp and a blurred signature. The centre and right pages are dense typed legal paragraphs with purple-stamped and handwritten notary marks, a round seal, and a red circular stamp on the lower page. Header labels read Location: Madurai Aadheenam, Date: 05 March, 2018, and Incident: Madurai Aadheenam Attacks. No people are visible.A scanned slide with a table header reading Location: Adi Nithyananda Peetam, Pavazhakundru, Tiruvannamalai, Date: 1982, and Incident: Pavala Kundru - The Sacred Hillock. Below is a photographed page of notarised paperwork: a blue Rs.20 India non-judicial stamp paper on the left and a white page on the right with a small colour photograph of a red-robed figure standing before a hill, with an attached small portrait of an older bald man in white. Blue and green official seals and handwritten signatures appear on both sheets. The caption beneath reads an affidavit of the photographer who took the photograph of His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam. No people are shown physically; the figures appear only in printed photographs.Rajapalayam Aadheenam PersecutionA scanned slide from a presentation showing two pages of an affidavit on a white background. The left page is a stamped legal document bearing a teal India Non Judicial Rs.20 Twenty Rupees stamp paper at the top and a blue official seal near the bottom. The right page shows two small photographs of a person in a red sari standing among green hills, with handwritten notes beneath and a round blue notary seal. A header reads Location Adi Nithyananda Peetam, Pavazhakundur, Tiruvannamalai, Date 1989, Incident Pavala Kundru - The Sacred Hillock. A caption below reads Affidavit of the photographer who took the above photograph of His Divine Holiness Bhagavan Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam.