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Padmavati’s statue to come up in Udaipur

Updated At : 07:24 AM Dec 21, 2017 IST

Udaipur: Rani Padmavati was among nine stalwarts of Mewar’s history whose metal statues would be installed at a park here soon. The park will have 9-ft statues of Padmavati; Bappa Rawal, founder of Mewar dynasty; Mewar rulers Rana Kumbha, Rana Sanga, Rana Hammir and Raj Singh, and freedom fighters Govind Guru, Kesari Singh Barahath and Vijay Singh Pathik. The work was ordered before controversy over film “Padmavati” erupted. PTI

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