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Amit Shah Visits Arunachaleswar Temple and Sri Ramana Ashram
Amit Shah visited Arunachaleswar Temple and Sri Ramana Ashram in Tiruvannamalai. He is set to attend the Presidentās Police Colour presentation to Puducherry Police. This visit highlights his engagement with local traditions and law enforcement recognition.
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