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Puttur: Theft of donation box from Uppinangadi church - complaint filed

  •   Wed, Jun 13 2018 07:59:16 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Puttur (SP)

Puttur, Jun 13: A complaint has been filed in Uppinangadi police station about a theft that took place in Our Lady, Virgin of the Poor Church, Uppinangadi.

Oswald Pinto, member of the parish council of the church, said in his complaint that when he reached the church premises in the morning, he found that the lock of the main door of the church had been broken open. Further verification revealed that all the closets in the church had been opened and four donation boxes were broken open and cash found in them were taken away by unknown thieves. The estimated amount of stolen cash has been put at Rs 10,000.

A verification of the CCTV footage revealed the thieves wearing helmets entering the church premises with lethal arms in hand.


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Oswald Pinto has requested the police to probe the complaint, detect the culprits, bring them to book and recover the stolen assets.

 
  

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  • Cyril Dsouza, Mangalore , mumbai

    Wed, Jun 13 2018

    Its a shame on such thieves who even steal from the religious premises. How long will they survive on that and more over the real culprit are those who are jobless and their crooked minds compel them to steal some wait they they get jobs some have devils mind and they do such roberies. So on the whole its the govt who have failed the young boys and girls looking for jobs in the country. We hope and pray they come back for their devilish path.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Bengaluru/Katapadi

    Wed, Jun 13 2018

    Too bad act indeed and the culprits will be traced by the competing police force we have at the earliest.

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  • Prashanth, Karkala / Muscat

    Wed, Jun 13 2018

    ಕಳ್ಳ "ಕೈ" ಇರುವವರೆಗೆ ಇಂತಹ ಘಟನೆಗೆ ಕೊನೆಯಿಲ್ಲ..

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  • SURESH, MUMBAI

    Wed, Jun 13 2018

    Ah,thats good news, now we have secular thieves...temple churches and mosques...
    No discrimination anymore.

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  • Joseph, Qatar

    Wed, Jun 13 2018

    Jenifer, Mangalore

    Well said. You have very aptly put in your write-up. albeit, one lunatic seems to have derived the pleasure to click the "disagree" button to disagree with you. Maybe on purpose. Nevertheless.

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  • Jenifer, Mangalore

    Wed, Jun 13 2018

    Helmet clad assailants of Gauri Lankesh could be caught, why not these burglars ? Well, very soon.

    I wonder why thieves still do not understand the difference between a Temple and a Church. If all four collection boxes and the doors force broken caused a mere Rs. 10,000/-in losses, guess the amount of collection in each box. Imagine the figure if ONE collection box from a temple had been stolen !

    Burgling a wrong place. Plan/logistics, labour and petrol may have costed more than the catch.

    And, with lethal arms ? To fight God ? Possible.

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  • Jb, Mlore

    Wed, Jun 13 2018

    Could be cow lifters with lethal weapons. Couldnot find any cows left anywhere so might have their eyes on this one. Kumarswamy being a secular person should get these under muzrai department so nobody loses anything and All goes to the government .

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