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Kanpur: They say they don’t know what they are doing when they are in oil. I don’t know if it is true or false. But only one incident has created doubt that it could be true. A young woman’s drunken ramblings are now big news (Viral News).

Yes.. In Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, a drunk young woman has created a high voltage drama on a public road. A sea of ​​people gathered in that area to see his ramp. This incident was videoed by some people and went viral on social media. In the viral video, the young woman can be seen making noise on the road. This time, when the police arrived at the scene, he had a fight with the police.

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According to information, the incident took place on Gumti Road in Kanpur. A young woman who was under the influence of alcohol fought with the inspector at the intersection. She was walking here and there blowing her hair. Later, when the police went to question him, he started an argument with the police. Not only that, she is ready to take off her clothes when the police insult her.

This incident reportedly took place in Kanpur on Monday at 8 pm. A young woman was seen making noise in a drunken state at the Gumti intersection, and a woman started blowing her hair here and there in front of the police station. At this time, a huge crowd gathered to see her. Some started making videos on mobile phones. Meanwhile, a police team reached the spot after seeing the crowd.

When the police tried to calm her down, she clashed with them and started pushing them. At this time she was blowing her hair here and there. When the police tried to persuade her, she began to undress.

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After the hydra which lasted for about half an hour, the police managed to control her and send her to the women’s shelter. Kaushalendra Singh, in-charge of Nazirabad police station, said the young woman has not yet been identified.