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Anrta
Anrta is Sanskrit/Indo/Iranian term indicating untruth, falsehood, and cheating.[1] and false/harmful action. The term is syncretic with the LP term Wrong Action.
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In Indo/Iranian systems, the got Mithra is the upholder/protector of right action, and the foe of wrong action..[2]
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