<p>The police recovered a stolen Buddhist holy book from an Arunachal Pradesh village after a nine-hour trek and four persons were arrested in connection with the theft.</p>.<p>A police officer said the holy book which was stolen from a monastery in Tawang district last month was recovered from a place in Luguthang village on Wednesday.</p>.<p>The four accused were arrested from Meragoh village on Monday for allegedly stealing the book from Luguthang monastery on April 29, the police officer said.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/opinion/india-is-reviving-buddhist-heritage-standing-by-tibet-countering-china-1214608.html" target="_blank">India is reviving Buddhist heritage, standing by Tibet, countering China </a></strong></p>.<p>After receipt of a written complaint from one Tsering Chombey, the district police, led by Jang police station officer in-charge, Pema Wangchu, launched an investigation and arrested the four persons.</p>.<p>“During interrogation, they revealed that they had stolen the holy book (Ser Choi) from Luguthang Gonpa and had hidden it at a place near Luguthang village,” the police officer said.</p>.<p>A police team, accompanied by two of the accused persons, recovered the stolen book from Luguthang village after nine hours of trekking from Meragoh.</p>
<p>The police recovered a stolen Buddhist holy book from an Arunachal Pradesh village after a nine-hour trek and four persons were arrested in connection with the theft.</p>.<p>A police officer said the holy book which was stolen from a monastery in Tawang district last month was recovered from a place in Luguthang village on Wednesday.</p>.<p>The four accused were arrested from Meragoh village on Monday for allegedly stealing the book from Luguthang monastery on April 29, the police officer said.</p>.<p><strong>Also Read: <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/opinion/india-is-reviving-buddhist-heritage-standing-by-tibet-countering-china-1214608.html" target="_blank">India is reviving Buddhist heritage, standing by Tibet, countering China </a></strong></p>.<p>After receipt of a written complaint from one Tsering Chombey, the district police, led by Jang police station officer in-charge, Pema Wangchu, launched an investigation and arrested the four persons.</p>.<p>“During interrogation, they revealed that they had stolen the holy book (Ser Choi) from Luguthang Gonpa and had hidden it at a place near Luguthang village,” the police officer said.</p>.<p>A police team, accompanied by two of the accused persons, recovered the stolen book from Luguthang village after nine hours of trekking from Meragoh.</p>