"Moon Is Out": Stuck In Jam on Karwa Chauth, Delhi Man Dials Cops For Help
NDTV
The man called the police control room to request them to clear the traffic, saying the Moon had risen and he needed to get home to his wife.
A man who was stuck in a traffic jam in Delhi made a call to the police control room and sought their help to get home on time. The reason? The Moon had risen and his wife needed to break her fast on 'Karwa Chauth'.
“Chaand nikal aaya. Ghar jaana hai, traffic jam hai,” the caller told the police.
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