Posters bearing the slogan "Darenge Toh Marenge" (If You Fear, You Die) have made an appearance at several prominent locations in the city, sparking a heated debate.
The slogan, attributed to Jagadguru Ramanandacharya, has added a sharp edge to the already polarized political and social discourse ahead of the grand religious gathering.
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