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Lal ji (in orange), the present mahant (village priest) is seen outside his house in Village Hanumangarhi, in Bundelkhand area of Uttar Pradesh, India. His father was murdered by the dreaded dacoit, Ghanshyam gang back in 1976. King of Rampura, Raja Keshwendra Singh (not seen in this picture) still enjoys the stature of a King in this modern day and age.
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THE SIGNIFICANCE OF U.P IN INDIA ELECTIONS
Lal ji (in orange), the present mahant (village priest) is seen outside his house in Village Hanumangarhi, in Bundelkhand area of Uttar Pradesh, India. His father was murdered by the dreaded dacoit, Ghanshyam gang back in 1976. King of Rampura, Raja Keshwendra Singh (not seen in this picture) still enjoys the stature of a King in this modern day and age.