Mangalore: Engraved Silver Plates Stolen from Mullakad Temple


Mangalore: Engraved Silver Plates Stolen from Mullakad Temple
Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (VA)

Mangalore, Jul 2: In yet another incident of theft from divine places, the engraved silver plates covering the door of Koteda Babbu Swamy temple at Mullakad here was stolen possibly during the midnight on Thursday July 1.

The incident came to light when the temple priests arrived early morning on Friday July 2 to offer puja. The entrance key had been broken. Along with the silver plating two gold chains and cash from the donation box were also stolen.





















The silver lining from the wooden part of the door was pretty hard to tear off. But the culprit had tried stealing it as it is half removed.

The temple authorities have said that the silver plating was worth over Rs 2 lac. The Kavoor police officials are investigating the matter and are on a look out for the culprit.

  

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  • stephen saldanha, manglore/ mumbai

    Fri, Jul 09 2010

    It's a shame to humanity, that one has nothing left to rob,but god's dwelling place.

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  • Srikanth, UAE

    Sat, Jul 03 2010

    What to do, unemployement virus to all over. How manage their family. Government could not take care this. In future everybody take care their personnel life.

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  • vishwajith, udupi

    Fri, Jul 02 2010

    Ellara kayo devere ninu henge kunthiddi????

    Nammanella Kayod bittu yenu madtiddi???

    Ohh Devereeee......

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  • Carl Dsilva, Puttur

    Fri, Jul 02 2010

    WHOEVER IT MAY BE WHATEVER RELIGION/COMMUNITY IT MAY BE.

    WHEN IT COMES TO STEALING/BREAKING IDOLS THINGS OF DIVINE/HOLY PLACES, MUST BE SEVERELY PUNISHED.

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