A Conservative building in Scotland has been sprayed with graffiti by ‘nationalists’, a Tory councillor claimed. A swastika and the word 'scum' were sprayed in white paint on the window of the offices in Aberdeen last night. A 'Q' was also added to the blue front door, which some people said stands for quisling - a person who collaborates with an enemy. Conservative headquarters in Scotland have been sprayed with graffiti by ‘nationalists’, a Tory councillor has claimed . Ross Thomson, a Scottish Conservative Councillor, posted images of the graffiti on Twitter just before lunch. He wrote: 'Our party office has been targeted by vandals, showing the ugly face of nationalism.' He added that the party was 'really upset' and said it just wanted people to engage in democratic debate, The Press and Journal reported. 'It shows there is an element of society out there that can’t accept the referendum result,' he said. Reports suggest Labour offices around half a mile away were also targeted by vandals with a white 'Q' added to its black door. It is not known if it was done by the same people. It comes six months after buildings and polling stations were defaced in the run up to the Scottish Referendum. Ross Thomson, a Scottish Conservative Councillor, posted images of the graffiti on Twitter just before lunch today . It comes six months after buildings and polling stations were defaced in the run up to the Scottish Referendum. A polling station in Dumbarton was sprayed with a threatening 'vote yes or else' message to No voters in September . A polling station in Dumbarton was sprayed with a threatening 'vote yes or else' message to No voters. The graffiti was removed within hours by decorators - but No supporters branded it 'threatening and intimidating'. A No Thanks banner in a farmer’s field similarly had 'scum' plastered on it and was also covered with Yes stickers. Meanwhile a Yes campaign banner was chopped down in Killin while another was vandalised in Balmaha. Police Scotland is investigating. A spokesman said: 'Sometime between 5pm and 7am obscene words and symbols were painted on the windows.'
Swastika and 'scum' sprayed in white paint on window and blue door .
Labour offices around half a mile away were also targeted by vandals .
Scottish Councillor Ross Thomson posted images of graffiti on Twitter .