M’luru: Unidentified miscreants vandalise Naga Bana at Kulur


Team Udayavani, Oct 23, 2021, 12:49 PM IST

Mangaluru: In a shameful act, unidentified miscreants vandalized the Naga Bana at Kulur here under Kavoor police jurisdictional limits.

Few locals had visited the Bana on Wednesday evening and everything was in order. However, today morning when they visited the Bana it was found that six out of the 19 Naga idols installed here were missing while one was crushed.

A pickaxe, sword, and other tools were found at the spot.

Police personnel, including the city police commissioner, visited the spot.

Hindu organistations have sought immediate action against the miscreants

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