Pattnaik said he created a 10 feet long badminton racket and a cork on Puri beach yesterday with a message of congratulation by using about 6 tonne of sand to wish the ace shuttler.
Sudarsan said he had also posted a twitter message to congratulate the player and Kadambi Srikanth responded saying : "Thank you and I will save this picture as a remembrance for the rest of my life".
Stating that the whole country is proud of Kadambi's achievement, Sudarsan said the sand sculpture was a symbolic gesture to congratulate the ace player and also to wish him more success in future.
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