Mangaluru: Khader condemns graffitis, warns of protest if culprits not arrested in 15 days


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Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Nov 29: MLA and former minister U T Khader on Sunday November 29 strongly condemned the provocative graffitis that appeared on walls in two different parts of the city this week.

In two separate incidents reported on Friday November 27 and Sunday, graffiti in support of terror organisations LeT and Taliban, and threat of beheading, appeared on the walls of an apartment complex and in court premises here, respectively.

Addressing a press meet at the Circuit House here, Khader said, "We strongly condemn the writing of graffiti on walls in the city. No matter who is doing this, it should not be tolerated. The responsibility of identifying the culprits is of the BJP government and the police department.

"People who are supporting such hooligans should be caught and the ploy has to be brought to light. What is the intelligence department doing? Why are these incidents getting repeated? The people who have written such graffiti should be identified and be deported to other countries. They do not have the right to live in this country," he said.

"In Dakshina Kannada district, a situation has evolved where people are not scared of law and order. When Congress government was ruling, incidents such as wall graffiti etc did not occur. Whenever BJP comes to power, anti-social elements get courage. The MP and MLAs of the district have to answer this query," he added.

"I will bring this to the notice of the home minister and the chief minister. The culprits should be identified within a week. If the culprits are not arrested within 15 days, then we will start intense protest throughout the district," he warned.

"Whether those culprits are mentally sick or not, arrest them. Are the central and state governments not responsible for this? The state government is in a state of coma at present," Khader said.

 

 

  

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  • R.L., Udupi/USA

    Mon, Nov 30 2020

    Great move by MLA Khader.

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  • KS Mayya, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Sun, Nov 29 2020

    Fully agree with MLA on this. The other way to deal with this is to not take any action and not give it any attention, until these people will gather courage to openly do this and could be caught in action. When you see a pattern in multiple such graffiti sufficient to identify the mind behind this, hold them accountable and name them and shame them publicly.

    Handwriting experts should be able to decipher and help to identify.

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  • Bala K, Urwa

    Sun, Nov 29 2020

    Khader have the guts ti condemn the matter to show the solidarity. Well done sir. Waiting the other big leaders ti follow-up. All started after Mithun showing path. Anyway good gesture.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Sun, Nov 29 2020

    The culprits whose agenda seems to create panic among the peace loving residents should be brought to book emergently & serious charges should be filed on them!

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