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Instagram unite inter-state couple but phone location plays spoilsport

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Updated At : 11:33 PM Nov 30, 2021 IST

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Jaipur, November 30

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A man from Rajasthan and a woman from Madhya Pradesh came in contact on Instagram, fell in love and started living together in Jhunjhunu district of Rajasthan.

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However, the girl returned with her family members who went to Jhunjhunu in search of the girl, the police said.

SHO of Bisau police station Kamlesh Saini said that the man and the woman became friends on Instagram and started chatting a few months back. The girl came to Jhunjhunu sometime back without telling her family and started living with the man in the village near Bisau.

“A police team along with her family reached here yesterday in search of the girl on the basis of the location of her mobile phone. The local police assisted in searching them,” he said.

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The SHO said that the woman agreed to go with her family in Sehore district of Madhya Pradesh. —PTI

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