IPS officer shares pics of snake sneaking into gym. Don't miss the caption
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IPS officer Arun Bothra shared two pictures of a snake that was trying to sneak into his gym. He shared the post on Twitter and you should definitely check out the sarcastic caption as well.
There is no dearth of bizarre content on the internet and we witness some of it quite often these days. And, this viral post is the perfect example of that. So, Indian Police Officer Arun Bothra shared two pictures of a snake trying to sneak into a gym. And no, we are not kidding. If you don't believe it, read on further to check the post out.
The now-viral post was shared by Arun Bothra on Twitter. It featured two pictures of a snake trying to sneak into his gym. The officer also wrote a sarcastic caption to go with his post.
"Found him trying to sneak into gym. But he is already so slim," Aru Bothra wrote while sharing the pictures of the uninvited guest.
Take a look:
Found him trying to sneak into gym. But he is already so slim pic.twitter.com/fk9FRIelJ3
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