Thief Snatches Gold Chain From Woman Inside Bengaluru Temple

A thief snatched a 30-gram gold chain from an elderly woman through a window while she was praying inside Bengaluru’s Ganesh Temple in Shankar Nagar. The incident, caught on video, occurred on October 10. The police are investigating the case using CCTV footage.

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