Man sends ‘I like you’ text to woman, gets beaten up by her husband. Punjab Police reacts
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A man from Punjab did the same and sent a text to a woman saying that he liked her. Little did he know that his confession would be too costly. The Twitter user shared a post about the incident tagging Punjab Police and their epic response has won the Internet.
Sometimes, one can’t simply control one's emotions when it comes to expressing themselves to the person they like. A man from Punjab did the same and sent a text to a woman saying that he liked her. Little did he know that his confession would be too costly. The Twitter user shared a post about the incident tagging Punjab Police and their epic response has won the Internet.
"Sir I sent ‘I Like u’ message to someone, her husband came and beat me badly last night, even I apologize again and again. But now I’m worried about safety, plz do the needful, plz help and save my life,” the user wrote in the now deleted post.
Punjab Police took note of the incident and responded to the man with a jibe. “Not sure what you were expecting on your unwarranted message to a woman, but they should not have beaten you up,” read the response. “They should have reported you to us and we would have served you right under right sections of law. Both these offences will be duly taken care of as per law!” it further stated.
Take a look:
Here's Punjab Police's tweet:
Not sure what you were expecting on your unwarranted message to a woman, but they should not have beaten you up. They should have reported you to us and we would have served you right under right sections of law.Both these offences will be duly taken care of as per law! https://t.co/qGmXNvubcO
The post has garnered several likes and comments. Netizens took to the comments section to share their opinions about the incident. While some lauded the department’s reply, others wrote how the reaction from the woman’s husband was not appropriate.
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