2 girls fight over common boyfriend at Maharashtra's bus stand. What he did next will surprise you
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Two 17-year-old girls fought over a common boyfriend at a crowded bus stand in Maharashtra's Paithan district.
Love sometimes transcends stupidity and makes the person do a lot of things that are uncalled for. It is a beautiful feeling, no doubt, but can lead one to make rash and impulsive decisions. Don't you think? Well, you must be thinking about why we are talking about this all of a sudden. So, in a bizarre incident from Maharashtra's Paithan district, two 17-year-old girls fought over a boy in public. The incident took place at a crowded bus stand in Paithan on Wednesday morning, police said.
Actually, one of the girls had arrived at the bus stand with the boy. The other girl got to know about this and reached the spot too, an official said. The girls had a heated argument that escalated into a tussle. What happened to the boy, you ask? Well, he managed to escape from the scene while the girls fought. Yes, you read that right.
According to the official, the girls were taken to a police station and were released after counselling.
(With inputs from PTI)
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