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Another graffiti hailing terror groups surfaces in Mangaluru
Another graffiti hailing terror groups surfaces in Mangaluru
Another graffiti hailing terror groups was discovered by the police in Mangaluru on Sunday. A similar graffiti appeared on Friday.
Mangaluru: Another graffiti hailing terror groups was discovered by the police in Mangaluru on Sunday. A similar graffiti appeared on Friday.
Alleged Islamic radicals defaced the compound wall of an old police outpost building on the premises of the city court with a grim message.
The graffiti reads, "Gustak e rasool ek hi saza, Sar tan say juda" (Detractors of the Prophet…should be beheaded).
The police suspect that the intention behind the graffiti is to create communal tension. The officials have expedited the search operation to nab the culprits and find out if there is any link between the two graffitis.
The graffiti on Friday hailed terror groups Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) and Taliban. It coincided with the 12th anniversary of 26/11 Mumbai attacks in which 166 lives were lost.
The local RSS groups have demanded the arrest of the culprits.
