Do you remember your friends stealing your stationary when you were in school and you complaining to your teachers about that. Today I am going to share a similar story of a class 3 student whose story is going viral on internet across the country. Well a boy of class 3 knocked on the doors of PedaKaduburu Police Station in Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh requesting them to resolve his strange problem.

Boy files complaint

This little boy, along with his classmate, went to the cops accusing one of his friend of stealing his pencil. The cops were intrigued by listening to their ‘pencil problem’. This story of pencil problem was recorded in a video and now this video went viral. In this video, the boy went on to explain that his classmate took his pencil and books without his permission. He insisted the cops provide him justice and should file a complaint against his friend.

After listening to his complaint, the cops of the police station advised him to reconsider his decision of registering a complaint against his classmate and forgive him as that would mean that the kid would be sent to jail and his life would become miserable.

Apart from him his three other friends were also seen giggling behind both guys in the video, as the two classmates in question argued their case in their native language. Sharing the video of the incident that happened in February, Andhra Pradesh Police wrote:

Police’s Post

The cops were finally able to make a compromise between them and made them promise that they wouldn’t take each other’s stuff without permission from now onwards. The officials asked the boy to study well and asked both guys to have a cordial relationship.

The police tweeted, “It only demonstrates their confidence on #Police who cares and serves all sections of the society in a friendly manner. These testimonies make Police more responsible in functioning with more accountability & transparency to provide the best services at the door step of the people.”

The sweet video has created a huge buzz online and people were amazed to see the boys interacting with the cops with so much ease  and lauded them for their awareness.