A shocking theft has occurred at the Sri Mahalaxmi Temple located in Kuvempu Nagar, Kalaburagi (Gulbarga). The incident, which took place during the night, has been clearly captured on the temple’s CCTV cameras.
According to details, a thief broke open the temple lock using an iron rod and entered the premises. He then entered the sanctum sanctorum (Garbhagudi) and stole gold ornaments from the idol of Goddess Mahalaxmi.JPS Plain and Glossy Finished Raindrop Glass Bangles Set for Women & Girls | Traditional Ethnic Chudi for Wedding, Party & Regular- Set of 12 Pcs of One Colour | Wedding Special
The stolen items include:
A 9-gram gold mangalsutra thaali that was around the neck of the deity
A silver face mask weighing approximately 100 grams
The entire sequence the thief breaking the lock, entering the temple, and removing the ornaments is clearly visible in the CCTV footage.New Financial Year Begins with Price Shock: Hikes in Water, Electricity and Toll Rates from April 1..!
Devotees noticed the theft in the morning when they arrived at the temple and immediately informed the Station Bazar Police Station. Police have registered a case and launched an investigation based on the CCTV evidence.
Efforts are underway to identify and arrest the accused using the video footage.The incident has sparked outrage among devotees and locals, who have raised serious concerns about the lack of proper security at temples, especially during night hours.Massive Chocolate Heist in Europe: 12 Tons of KitKat Bars Vanish..!
Many are questioning how theft can occur inside a temple, asking if any place is truly safe anymore.Temple priests and residents have strongly condemned the act and demanded strict punishment for the thief.
Police officials have assured that the culprit will be arrested soon and the stolen items will be recovered.The case has also highlighted the urgent need to strengthen security arrangements at religious places in Kalaburagi city. Outrage Across Tulunadu Over Muslim Youth Mocking Holy 'Daiva' Rituals..!
There is growing concern that this incident may affect the number of devotees visiting the temple in the coming days.