Mangaluru: In another incident of graffiti writings on the walls in the city, miscreants have once again made threatening graffiti writing on the wall of the generator room of the courthouse near PVS in the city.
The miscreants this time wrote, “Gustak e Rasool ek hi saza tan say juda" (Meaning: The only punishment who insults Prophet, is the separation of his head from the body).
Personnel from Bunder Police Station reached the spot and are investigating the matter. A couple of days ago, pro-terrorist slogans on the wall in Bejai, the police is investigating both the matters now.



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New Delhi (PTI): Noted sculptor Ram Sutar, known for designing the world's tallest statue — Statue of Unity — in Gujarat, passed away late on Wednesday night at his Noida residence, his son said.
He was 100 and ailing with age-related illnesses.
"It is with profound grief that we inform you of the passing of my father Shri Ram Vanji Sutar on 17th December midnight at our residence," his son Anil Sutar said in a note shared with the press on Thursday.
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Born in a humble family in Gondur village under the Dhule district of present-day Maharashtra on February 19, 1925, Sutar is known to have been drawn to sculpting from his childhood.
A gold medallist from JJ School of Art and Architecture, Mumbai, Sutar, has to his credit a long list of achievements.
The iconic statues of Mahatma Gandhi seated in a meditating pose and of Chhatrapati Shivaji riding a horse on the Parliament premises rank among his finest creations.
The Statue of Unity honours Sardar Patel, country's first deputy prime minister and home minister.
Sutar was honoured with the Padma Shri in 1999 and the Padma Bhushan in 2016.
Recently, Sutar was conferred with the Maharashtra Bhushan Puraskar, the state's highest award.
