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Mangalore: Thieves Loot Away Rs 1.2 Lac Worth Assets from Kuttar Rajarajeshwari Temple

  •   Sun, Oct 04 2009 10:44:48 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SB)

Mangalore, Oct 4: Thieves on Saturday October 3 late night entered Rajarajeshwari Siddivinayaka Temple in Kuttar, Ullal here and made way with Rs 1.20 lac worth assets from the temple.










The thieves, who broke into the temple by breaking open the main door latch of the temple, took away gold chain weighing seven sovereigns from the main idol and silver paraphernalia weighing half a kilogram from the sanctum sanctorum. The thieves also made good with approximately Rs 35,000 in cash by breaking open the two steel boxes that had cash offerings from the devotees. 

Police visited the spot. Sniffer dog squad and finger print experts were pressed into service. Ullal polive have registered a case. 

  

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi

    Mon, Oct 05 2009

    God shall not be angry with the thieves if they have stolen for meeting their basic needs. God knows very clearly these monies dont reach Him, but reaches to the trustees who become rich and fight for trusteeship. Police should catch hold of thieves, check their background. If these are professional thieves they must be punished. If theft is carried out for meeting basic needs, then these people must be let go so that God bless us all.

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