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The statue depicts a figure with traditional Varkari markings (yellow tilak and dot) and attire, which is strongly associated with the Varkari religious community centered in Maharashtra. The Hindi text at the top references the Varkari community and a date in 2026, suggesting a cultural or religious publication or event.

Pune is a major cultural hub for the Varkari tradition and houses many temples and statues dedicated to Varkari saints such as Sant Tukaram and Sant Dnyaneshwar. This statue is likely located in or near Pune, Maharashtra, India.

Pandharpur is the most famous pilgrimage center for the Varkari community, home to the Vitthal temple and many statues of Varkari saints. The statue style and religious markings fit well with the religious art found in Pandharpur.

The Hindi text referencing the Varkari community supports this connection. However, the exact statue is not uniquely identifiable here, so confidence is slightly lower than Pune.

Nashik is another important religious city in Maharashtra with a strong presence of Varkari tradition and related religious art. The statue's features and markings align with the cultural context of Nashik, but no direct landmark identification is possible from the image alone.

This is a plausible alternative location within the same cultural region.