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A monkey sat on the shoulder of inspector Shrikant Dwivedi at Pilibhit police station on Tuesday and searched for lice in his hair. However, unbothered by monkey, SHO continued to complete his official work @pilibhitpolice pic.twitter.com/RdFT10fN2Y
— Priyangi Agarwal (@priyangiaTOI) October 8, 2019
