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Much of this article speaks of the Swamiji in practically slavish terms, like he was a god. This article is written like an obituary rather than an encyclopedia article. For example, it uses an honourific "ji" which should not be used on Wikipedia, being an encyclopedia. Also, WTF does this mean?: "he carried on his spiritual activities with equal vigour and endeared thousands of devotees with his inclusive approach." I see absolutely no proof of this anywhere in the article, and this seems to be a ham-handed attempt to "ward off" those who may cite his casteist/Brahminical teachings. — Preceding unsigned comment added by C1MM (talk • contribs) 00:27, 25 May 2020 (UTC)Reply
