JOHN MONTEIRO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: A sad day when a person or a bunch
of people are so desperate for money that they have to loot a place of worship
to fund their needs.
But was this person or people needing the loot to buy food? medicine, perhaps
non-prescription drugs? Maybe it was none of these, just such a desecration
because it was a Hindu Temple?
We will never know the full truth behind this robberty, atrocious as it is
except my thoughts are that someone needed the money to fritter away the
illicit gains on non-essential items, and suggest to everyone who can pass on
the message that the items stolen may well be sold to a third party, for resale
in a shop. Speak to your neighbours and keep a look-out for these items in
shops or at the market stalls................ !!
Maybe a tourist shop or stall is another place or similar where many items
can be got rid of for a 'good price'. What price can you put on religious
goods? It would not be of any value to anyone local, as you cannot keep it in
your house, without exacting the wrath of the Divine One & I pray the return of
the stolen items & money re-donated to this Temple.
John Monteiro
Berkshire, England.
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Loutolim temple burgled
MARGAO, OCT 22 Unknown culprits barged inside the Ramnath Temple at
Orgao-Loutolim and decamped with cash from the donation box, besides brass
lamps, all valued around Rs 20,000.
Sanny de Quepem
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