Archive · 8 Jan 2026
Silver crown stolen from Faridabad temple
A man stole a big silver crown from a temple in Faridabad.
The crown was on a statue of Hanuman, a Hindu god.
The temple leaders found out in the morning that the crown was missing.
The crown is very heavy, about 4 kilograms, and worth a lot of money, around Rs 8 lakh.
The police are trying to find out who did it.
The temple leaders are sad because the crown was special to them.
A silver crown was stolen from the Hanuman idol at Hanuman Siddh Peeth Temple in Faridabad.
The crown weighed about 4 kg and was worth approximately Rs 8 lakh.
The theft was discovered in the morning on January 8 when the temple doors were opened.
The temple doors were closed after night prayers, indicating the theft occurred overnight.
The temple committee president, Rajesh Bhatia, filed a complaint with the police.
- Who
- Unknown thief, Rajesh Bhatia (complainant)
- What
- Theft of a silver crown from a temple idol
- When
- Night between January 7 and morning of January 8
- Where
- Hanuman Siddh Peeth Temple, NIT 1 area, Faridabad
- Why
- Unknown
- Location
- Hanuman Siddh Peeth Temple, NIT 1 area, Faridabad
- Stolen Item
- Silver crown
- Weight
- 4 kg
- Estimated Value
- Rs 8 lakh
- Date of Incident
- January 8
- Complainant
- Rajesh Bhatia, president of the temple committee