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The culprit who poisoned monkeys near Pesimpangan Pucak Kedaton Temple of Padangan Village, Pupuan, I Wayan Wela alias Panr had accused by cultural village bill. Besides that case is still under the investigation of Police Department. By the village members, Pan Gablor should offer pecaruan guru piduka durmanggala – offering to God and environment for the wrong deed – and 1 ton rice of fine.

In village meeting attended by kertha desa, Pemangku Kahyangan Tiga – Hindu’s Priest – head villager, BPD – Regional Development Bank – also Prajuru Adat – Village Officers – on Friday (October 30th), Pan Gablor is accused with a responsibility to held mecaru – purifying ceremony – and fine for about 1 ton of rice. If that accusation and fine didn’t fulfilled that man will fall with kasepekang – outcast punishment – One of Kertha Desa Pakraman Padangan member, Jro Putu Tesan last Sunday (November 1st) said that those punishments are according to village bill number 20 which said that every village member who conducted crime includes within it is killing, would received responsibility to held pecaruan – purification ceremony – and ngaturang guru piduka durmanggala – offers anger of God’s redemption offering –

If those who concerned with this crime didn’t run that sentence, he or she will be thrown away as the village citizen in other word become an outcast. That law had been socialized according to the village meeting result.

Pan Gablor, said Tesan, was not attended that meeting, but there was indeed a courier came and admitted that he accepted the result of that meeting and ready to accomplish villagers decision. Guru piduka durmanggala ceremony will be held on the fifth full moon on Monday (November 2nd) today in Pesimpangan Pucak Kedaton Temple, Banjar Padangan Kelod. 1 ton rice of fine should be delivered to the village and couldn’t be in cash. Tesan said that even thought village had overthrow their punishment still they didn’t revoke the advisory to the police.

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