Man held for throwing stone at temple in Belagavi for second time
The Hindu
Police say he is mentally unbalanced and is undergoing psychiatric treatment.
Yasir Narsadi, 19, was arrested after locals caught him throwing stones at the Ashwathama temple in Pangul galli in Belagavi on April 7 night. Police say he is mentally unbalanced and is undergoing psychiatric treatment.
This is the second time he has been arrested in a month for the same offence. He was arrested on March 19 night when he threw stones at the temple.
He is out on bail.
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