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Says Jyotish Desai, curator of the Bhaudaji Lad museum, "These statues were brought to our premises during the 1960s when the Samyukta Maharashtra Movement was at its height and anti-colonial sentiment was at its peak. The then leaders did not allow these statues to rest in peace as they reflected the signs of slavery even after the British left India."
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