Constable's viral answer to disciplinary communication

Meerut:

In an unusually funny reaction to a disciplinary announcement for improper behavior, an armed provincial constable (PAC) in Uttar Pradesh's seautor made his wife's fault for the same.

“My wife gives me nightmares that keep me awake at night and cause delays,” said the police officer in his answer, which has become viral on social media.

A request was ordered because the answer has gained traction on social media, said the commander of the 44th Battalion Pac Sachindra Patel on Wednesday PTI.

Officials examine the identity of the police officer, the authenticity of his reaction and the circumstances that surround the circulation of the virus letter.

A message was published on February 17 by the battalion, which was responsible for Dalnayak Madhusudan Sharma, to which Pac Constable in duty for negligence.

The announcement accused the police officer on February 16 in the late morning for a morning briefing. It was not properly maintained and often missing unit activities, which was regarded as a serious violation of the discipline.

The policeman replied and said he was suffering from insomnia due to persistent marriage disputes.

He claimed in his dreams “My wife sits on my chest and tries to drink my blood to kill me”.

As a result, he was not sleeping at night, which means that he was late for the official briefing. He continued to say that he was against depression and irritability under medication, and his mother suffered from a nerve disorder and improves his need.

The policeman closed his reaction with an emotional plea and said that he had lost the will to life and “wants to” result in God's feet “.

He asked his superiors to end his suffering by lending him to spiritual salvation.

An investigation is also underway to determine how the letter found its way to social media platforms.

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