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A scanned two-page document laid side by side. The left page is a printed form headed FIRST INFORMATION REPORT with blank fields, boxes and a few filled lines. The right page is densely handwritten in a non-Latin script with blue ink, with a signature and stamp near the bottom. Above the pages is a header bar reading Location: Panchanathikulam, Vedaranyam, India, Date: October 25, 2015, and an incident title. No people are visible.

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Ancient Monasteries PersecutionA slide titled Incident #9: 4th Attack - An ASMT Community Member almost Loses an Eye, showing two photographed pages of handwritten and typed paperwork on a white background. The left page is a printed First Information Report form with filled-in handwritten entries and a stamped seal area; the right page is a dense handwritten complaint letter. Location and date labels are shown at the top, with the slide number 16.64 at bottom right. No people are visible.A slide-style graphic with a header reading Location: India and Date: November 4, 2015, and an incident line about a complaint filed by ASMT community monks for protection from terrorists. Three panels show handwritten Tamil-script letters on lined paper, a second handwritten page, and a printed Tamil police document marked PREVIEW with red ovals around portions of text, on a white background with no physical people visible.A slide-style graphic titled Incident: Pavala Kundru - The Sacred Hillock, with a header showing Location: Adi Nithyananda Peetam, Pavazhakundur, Tiruvannamalai. Left, a scanned multi-page First Information Report form with printed headers, stamps and dense Tamil-script text. Right, two photographs of handwritten notes on lined paper with blue ink and a few crossed-out lines. A caption beneath reads that the FIR is based on a copy of a complaint given by Parabrahma Maharaj to the police, and that police did not act. No people are visible.A slide-style page titled Evidences of Unlawful Confiscation, with a Location line reading Rajapalayam Aadheenam, in the state of Tamil Nadu, South India. The left column holds a block of typed English description text about an alleged assault and looting of temple jewels, decoration items and puja items. The right column shows a photographed scan of a handwritten First Information Report form captioned FR Report, with ruled lines and filled-in fields on pale paper. No people are visible.Rajapalayam Aadheenam PersecutionAncient Monasteries PersecutionPavalaKundru PersecutionRajapalayam Aadheenam PersecutionAncient Monasteries Persecution +1 copiesAncient Monasteries PersecutionPavalaKundru Persecution