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Mangalore: Temple Theft at Yeyyadi, Burglars Decamp with Booty worth Rs 3 Lac

  •   Sun, Jul 31 2011 03:03:30 PM

Mangalore: Temple Theft at Yeyyadi, Burglars Decamp with Booty worth Rs 3 Lac

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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (VA)

Mangalore, Jul 31: Thieves broke open the window rod of Sri Rama Bajana Mandir, Yeyyadi, here and stole valuables worth approximately Rs 3 lac during the wee hours on Sunday July 31.

The incident came to light when the temple door was opened in the morning by the people in-charge.


Speaking to Daijiworld Secretary of the temple committee Laxmish Suvarna Derebail revealed that the burglars have stolen a silver casing of Lord Ganapati and Rama,  a gold and silver Rama Tanke( ancient rare coin) among other valuables the cost of which would surely be around Rs 3 lacs.

There were people in the temple till night 10.30 pm and the theft would have occurred between 12.00am to 5.00am. The thieves would have sent some child through the window and carried out the robbery, Suvrana suspected.

A complaint regarding the theft has been registered at Kadri policed station and investigations are on.

  

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  • Salvador Noronha, Omzoor/mumbai/kuwait

    Wed, Aug 03 2011

    Why do temples keep huge wealth without proper planning. Why cant they give this wealth back to the needy people of the society.

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  • arjun, India

    Mon, Aug 01 2011

    After the news of treasure at Trivandrum temple, many temples big and small have been robbed for any administration this gives ample time to react and secure the temple wealth...Somnath temple was looted several times, nobody stopped the looting looting. Nowadays temples and commoners alike..nobody cares...Again trie wealth is your knowledge, faith and spirituality...nobody ca steal that from you...material wealth comes and goes...

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  • Harold D'cunha, Mangalore, India

    Mon, Aug 01 2011

    What one can expect from this type of thieves? They have no fear to God and they will go to any extent to have easy money.
    At the same time " enemy within is more dangerous than outside."

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  • JRAO,

    Sun, Jul 31 2011

    THIS IS GOING ON EVERYDAY. IT IS REALLY SURPRISING LAKHS WORTH VALUABLE THINGS ARE KEPT PURPOSELY WITH EASY ACCESS TO ANYBODY TO COMMIT THE THEFT AND CREATE PROBLEMS IN THE SOCIETY. THE HAND OF INSIDERS CANNOT BE RULED OUT.

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  • alva, Mangalore

    Sun, Jul 31 2011

    AMAR NATHAL, MANGALORE, what you are trying to tell now, this is done by Christian Comminity? plz dont write silly.

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  • Preetham, dubai

    Sun, Jul 31 2011

    Poverty and desperation cause of this loot. Our society is so massively divided rich are super wealthy and poor are super skint.If we bring this to balance somewhere in the middle these things might not happen in the same scale which we see so many incidents these days.

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  • Srinivasa, Mangalore

    Sun, Jul 31 2011

    Why god need money? God and gods men must try to lessen peoples misery. Love of God is in the heart of the people. It's high time for the gods to think about people and lessen their sufferings.

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  • AMAR NATHAL, MANGALORE

    Sun, Jul 31 2011

    Vinayak, mangalore / Dubai, theaves have no religion. What about those goondas who attacked the churches, are they thieves or had lost their mind? They will pay one by one even if they are not caught. Any attack on places of worship and on any innocent human person is a crime before humanity and divinity, irrespective of religion.

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  • Geo, Mangalore

    Sun, Jul 31 2011

    that is not great surprise. better loot all the temple money because after all it is public money channelised from yeddy to mutts and temples, right?

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  • Louis D'Souza, Udupi/Kuwait

    Sun, Jul 31 2011

    Shamefull act, how do they have guts to enter Temple and steal Statue & coins?

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Sun, Jul 31 2011

    Due to GOLD&SILVER's skyrocketing price such kind of burglary is natural.However place of worship is a sensitive place in which police and management of temple committee must take some extra caution in these situation.

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  • Vinayak, mangalore / Dubai

    Sun, Jul 31 2011

    Why do people do not have fear of god ? What is happenning in our own country ? How safe it would be in future ? Is this the sign of wicked taking over the goodness and by which the supreme power "god" will bring the world to an end ?

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