8 idols and mace stolen from temple in Pakistan, sold in junk, 4 arrested

Pakistan News: Several valuables including eight idols and a mace of Lord Hanuman were stolen from a Hindu temple in Karachi, Pakistan. On Thursday, the police arrested four people on the charges of. According to a report in ‘Dawn’ newspaper, valuables were first stolen by thieves from a temple located in Lyari area of ​​Karachi and then the stolen goods were later sold to scrap buyers.

Dawn quoted Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Asif Ahmed Bhugio as saying that the suspects were local criminals who stole valuables like idols, Hanuman’s mace from the temple last month and later sold them to scrap buyers.

Police recovered all the stolen items
About eight idols, Lord Hanuman’s mace and other items of worship have been stolen, the police said. The police had also arrested Saifuddin and Zakaria Anwar, two buyers of the stolen goods and recovered the goods from their custody.

There has been an attempt to damage temples in Pakistan
It is noteworthy that on various occasions, temples and other religious institutions belonging to minority communities have been attacked here. In August last year, a group of Muslim mob attacked a Hindu temple in Pakistan’s Punjab province, burning parts of it and damaging idols.

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