The CM House spoke about a single thief but locals have said that multiple people entered the temple and desecrated it at night, the Pakistani publication reported. The thief also stole Rs 20,000 cash from the donation box," Samaa TV quoted Sindh CM House statement. "The two necklaces are reported to be worth Rs 40,000. The moortis were stored in a glass frame and were wearing two necklaces made of silver," the statement read.
"The thief entered through the roof of the mandir and stole necklaces from the moortis.
Sindh CM House released a statement over the incident stating that Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has been briefed about the matter. In January this year, thieves stole gold jewellery and a crown worth hundreds of thousands of rupees from the Guru Balimak Temple.
The incident is not the first act of theft at a mandir in Kotri. An FIR under section 295 and other sections of the Pakistan Penal Code was lodged at the Kotri police station stated the thieves entered the Hanuman Devi Mata Mandir at the bank of the Indus River on Thursday, reported Samaa TV.
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