Ganesha in three pieces

My big package from India, that I had asked to be posted prior to my departure, arrived from TNT today and I noticed it had been opened by Customs.
   Normally, I support these Customs inspections. I have nothing to hide, and when I watched programmes like the Australian Border Patrol, it’s fascinating what they have to go through.
   But you also see the Aussies being ultra-careful when opening packages, in case they are suspicious, because they reseal everything as it was and let the cops follow up.
   Um, not so here, it seems.
   Everything escaped their scrutiny except for the most precious item of all, a figurine of Lord Ganesha given to me by the Proton Business School. Ganesha is the holiest figure in the Hindi religion. It was the only one with ‘Inspected by Customs’ tape all around it.

   So far so good and you could blame the box’s dents on transit (not really, but that’s my being nice). But then I saw what state he was in: Snapped right across the centre. I do not believe this is due to transit, because the plastic case is in good order. I guess Butterfingers wanted to check if there were drugs in the base. He’s in three pieces. Here’s one of his arms round back.
   What sort of pathetic, atheist bastard inspected this package? Is having something religious that badly frowned upon that Customs would go and destroy it now?
   You bet I am going to complain. Not that damage to packages is among the Customs FAQs on their website—I’d say by the damage it was far more frequent than expected. Dumb sonofbitches.
   And what if I was of the Hindu faith? I am pissed now, but I would be additionally mega-offended and I would think that the locals here were a bunch of f***ing, disrespectful dorks if I was of the faith. This damage looks malicious to me: what do you think?