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The posters were reportedly put up by the Sanatan Raksha Sangathan and depict the individuals as faces of a ten-headed Ravana

NEW DELHI: Posters titled “Sanatan Bharat Ke Virodhi Ravan” have surfaced at several intersections in Lucknow ahead of Dussehra, featuring a range of Indian and international public figures.The posters were reportedly put up by the Sanatan Raksha Sangathan and depict the individuals as faces of a ten-headed Ravana.Those featured include Atiq Ahmed and Mukhtar Ansari, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, Elon Musk, Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus, advocate Prashant Bhushan and more.

The posters bring together political leaders, foreign public figures and individuals associated with criminal cases under a common theme that accuses them of being against India's interests.Using Ravana's ten-headed form, traditionally associated with Dussehra, the organisation has given the festival's symbolism a political dimension by placing the named personalities within its “Bharat Virodhi” narrative.

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