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Two more temples burgled in Puttur

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July 27, 2016

Mangaluru, Jul 27: A gang of thieves has stolen gold ornaments and silver articles from two temples in Ramakunja and Noojibaltila villages in Puttur taluk.

thiefThe gold and silver articles worth around Rs. 4 lakh were stolen from Ullalti temple in Noojibaltila village in the early hours of Monday.

The Kadaba police said that a gang of persons climbed the five-ft high compound wall and entered the temple. The gang then broke open the door of sanctum sanctorum and made away with the gold ornaments and silver articles.

A few hours before this crime, a gang of persons managed to break open the lock of the front door of Kodappadi temple in Ramakunja village and made away with silver articles worth Rs. 24,000.

The Kadaba police said that the modus operandi was similar as in theft case in Mahalingeshwara temple in Rayi village in Bantwal taluk on Saturday night.

Also Read: Temple priest arrested for stealing ornaments offered by devotees

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Satyameva Jayate
 - 
Wednesday, 27 Jul 2016

when the quota is completed the management guys know when and where to ask theives to rob...this is normal everywhere, by the way for GODS Sake.... why cant the RSS bhakts save the GODS and look for their safety....possible?

SK
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Wednesday, 27 Jul 2016

Only Temples are robbed and not any mosques..... Dear Hindu brothers instead of storing the money/ gold/jewels in Temples, use it for the need of poor people and social work,,, Then only Almighty will be happy...

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