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“Muslims will invite Lashkar-e-Toiba & Taliban to deal with Hindus”, says a provocative graffiti in Mangalore

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In an utterly inflammatory graffiti appreciating terrorist outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba surfaced here on the occasion of 12th anniversary of the 26/11 2008 Mumbai attack, prompting the police to launch an investigation to find out the culprits behind it.

This graffiti has been painted on the wall of an apartment, said international terror organizations would be brought to the country if ‘provoked’.

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“Do not force us to invite Lashkar-e Toiba and Taliban to deal with Sanghis and Manuvadi. #Lashkar Zindabad” it read. It was immediately reported to the police which went to the spot and erased the graffiti. An investigation has also been launched.

A case has been registered for disturbing the peace and harmony and promoting enmity between different communities and causing damage to property. Police is confident of arresting the people behind this provocative graffiti.

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