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Write your opinion on the given topic “King Govinda is a kind hearted, liberal and a fair ruler who bravely puts an end to animal sacrifice in his kingdom. However, Raghupati the priest of the temple, was arrogant and haughty and was completely furious by this altered law. Bringing out various reasons to support your opinion, explain whose decision do you agree the most” in about 200 words

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