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Idols, jewellery stolen from Jain Basadi near Karkala

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February 21, 2016

basadiUdupi, Feb 21: Four mini idols of antique value and other jewellery and ornaments were taken away from a Jain Basadi in Ajekar Police limits near Karkala in Udupi district on Sunday morning.

According to the Ajekar Police, a gang is said to have entered the Anantaswamy Basadi at Shirlalu village by breaking open the door and the grills on the eastern side in the early hours of Sunday.

The gang took away four Panchaloha idols, 30 grams of gold ornaments meant for the idols and some silver articles kept in the sanctum sanctorum of the Basadi. The incident came to the notice of archak Srikant Indra when he came to the Basadi for puja around 7 a.m.

The idols stolen are that of Padmavati Amma, Aadinatha Swamy, Bharata Swamy and Bahubali Swamy. Among the ornaments that were taken away included a Prabhavali.

Udupi Superintendent of Police K. Annamalai said that a professional gang is suspected to be involved in the theft.

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mr franki
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

Gold belongs to his god and god must help needy what is wrong in it.it is not theft it is granted otherwise he should not stolen it right.

HONEST
 - 
Monday, 22 Feb 2016

Surely Idols are just stones & ornaments..They cannot help itself. How U intelligent people who fall for such trap of few, forgetting the TRUE GOD and his teachings. People blindly believe, the Idols are a way to God. They are mind-washed by the few who knows how to play with illiterate (illiterate in recognizing the Creator) mind which doesnt recognize their own CREATOR & live a life of UNAWARE. When trouble comes they go to this few & beg to solve their problems.
When we learn about our CREATOR and stop depending on such man made Gods -- The CREATOR will surely help U in recognising himself.
Ask with ALLAH no need any intermediate of human, idols, or any thing.
He is your creator & he knows what is in your heart.. U just need to ask him O ALLAH, the one who's hand is my soul, Guide me... Trust me, U will not need any intermediate and idols and fake predators who might deceive U when u ask other than ALLAH.
Learn who is ALLAH and the reality of IDOLs.

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