India vandals forced to fix Hampi monument pillar Image caption In the video, three men are seen vandalising the monument Four men, who were earlier arrested for vandalising a Unesco World Heritage site in the southern Indian town of Hampi, were made to fix the pillar that they had pulled down.
In a video clip that went viral earlier this month, three of them are seen shoving a pillar, causing it to break.
A court ordered the men to fix the structure after fining them 70,000 rupees ($979; £758) each.
Hampi is famous for its 16th Century ruins and is a popular tourist spot.
"They took about four or five hours with the assistance of our workers to re-erect it," Muthaiah Kalimuthu, an official from the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), told BBC Hindi's Imran Qureshi.
After it surfaced on social media, the video prompted widespread outrage.
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