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Sugriva tells Rama that he has seen Sita being carried aloft in a chariot by Ravana, struggling and calling out the names of Rama and Laksmana. On seeing him below, she let fall her jewels and an upper garment. Sugriva runs to a cave in by Indian School

Sugriva tells Rama that he has seen Sita being carried aloft in a chariot by Ravana, struggling and calling out the names of Rama and Laksmana. On seeing him below, she let fall her jewels and an upper garment. Sugriva runs to a cave in

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