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A presentation slide titled "Incident: Casteist Terrorist and Atheist Elements Incapacitate Malaysian ASMT Community" with a Location field reading Malaysia and a Date field reading Post March 2, 2010. Left column holds two blocks of body text describing the dispute. Right column shows a framed panel of four head-and-shoulders portrait photographs of women and men, each with a printed caption beneath the photo, above a caption reading the Atheistic and Casteist Terrorist group members named Amudha Bharathi, Moorthi Kesavan, Rathanesh Ramasundram and Bawani Superiamaniam. Slide number 15.4 appears at bottom right.

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A presentation slide titled "Incident: Forced to Destroy Evidence and Religious Heritage" with a header reading Location: Malaysia and Date: Post March 2, 2010. The left column holds a block of description text under the heading Description. The right column, labelled Photos, shows a cropped newspaper clipping from the DNA Newspaper published in India, headlined "Malay ashram to help in Nithya probe," with a caption identifying the source. The slide carries the number 15.5 in the lower right corner. No people are visible.A slide-style scan of a two-column table headed Location: Malaysia and Date: Post March 2, 2010, with the incident title Forced to Destroy Evidence and Religious Heritage. The left Description column holds a long block of English text about young female sanyasis being humiliated and threatened. The right Photos column shows a small framed portrait of a smiling man with short dark hair and glasses wearing a yellow collared shirt, captioned in script as Moorthi Kesavan. No physical people are present; the portrait is printed. Slide number 15.6 appears at lower right.Malaysia Aadheenam PersecutionA presentation slide with a white background and a grey header bar reading Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Date: 2014. The slide title reads Incident: Confession of Infiltrating the ASMT Community. A left Description column holds italic quoted text and paragraphs about a phone call recording. The right Photos column shows two passport-style headshots labelled Loganathan Suveraniam, a man in a white shirt, and Kavitha Rajagopal, a woman in a pink top. Slide number 15.18 6 appears in the bottom right.Malaysia Aadheenam PersecutionMalaysia Aadheenam PersecutionA slide-style graphic with a white header bar reading Location: Kulim, Kedah, Malaysia and Date: Post March 2, 2010, and an incident line. Below is an eyewitness testimonial block with italic quoted text in a left column. On the right is a framed ID-style portrait of a woman with dark hair pulled back, a red bindi, and a white top against a blue background. The slide is numbered 15.8 in the corner. No physical people are present; the only person is a printed portrait.Malaysia Aadheenam PersecutionA presentation slide titled Incident: Embezzlement of RM100,000 with Location: Malaysia and Date: 2014 in the header bar. A two-column layout: on the left a Description text block about ASMT community members and police complaints at the Special Branch in Bukit Aman, Kuala Lumpur; on the right a Photos panel showing two small framed passport-style headshots. The left headshot is a man in a white collared shirt labelled Loganathan Suveraniam; the right headshot is a woman with long dark hair in a pink top labelled Kavitha Rajagopal. Slide number 15.12 3 appears at the lower right. No physical people are present.A slide-style document page with a table layout. The left column holds a block of printed description text under the header Incident: Embezzlement of RM100,000, dated 2014 and located in Malaysia. The right column is a Photos panel showing two small framed passport-style portraits side by side: a man in a white collared shirt on the left and a woman in a pink top on the right, each with a printed caption beneath them reading Loganathan Suveraniam and Kavitha Rajagopal. No physical people are present; the figures are printed portraits on a page.Malaysia Aadheenam PersecutionMalaysia Aadheenam Persecution