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Telangana Police tweets epic reply to man who called out the department

The man’s trolling attempt was shut down by Telangana Police with a savage reply.

Updated on: Jun 27, 2019, 19:00:57 IST
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With just a reply on Twitter Telangana Police is now winning hearts of people. It started when a Twitter user called out the police department for fining him incorrectly and it’s their response that has now tickled the funny bones of tweeple.

The bike rider claimed he was fined incorrectly. (Twitter/@The_Mubeens)
The bike rider claimed he was fined incorrectly. (Twitter/@The_Mubeens)

“Sir we were only two members riding on the bike. But police has issued me challan for triple riding. Look closely sir we were only two,” claimed a man on Twitter. He also attached a picture showing two people riding a bike. One person is riding pillion holding a bag that is creating a confusion giving the appearance that there are three people riding the bike instead of two.

However, this trolling attempt was shut down by Telangana Police with a savage response. The police department replied that the man’s request has been considered and they have placed a request to change the violation – from “Triple riding to W/O helmet.” “Please follow traffic rules and always wear a helmet,” the department further added.

This reply left tweeple in splits and they showered hilarious comments on the post. There were also a few who asked the man to photoshop the image to make it look like the riders are wearing helmets. Some also took a step further and shared the edited version of the image. Check out how other people reacted:

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