Peas-full journey? Indian airport security stops IPS officer. Here’s what happened
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Bothra, who seems to have been known for his witty tweets while pulling up violators online, became an inspiration for several memes and jokes on social media. The transport commissioner of Odisha said he had bought 10 kilos of peas for Rs 40 a kg. It seems he could not resist buying things at a good bargain. As he was delighted to find peas at a low price, he bought them in bulk and arrived at the airport
Airport security in India’s Jaipur were in for a surprise recently. They seem to have been well acquainted with people carrying pickels, papad, gold, cash, etc till now.
But what senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Arun Bothra was carrying in his baggage to Bhubaneswar seemed to be a very unique item.
So, do you want to know what it was? Well, it was peas. Yes, you read it right.
Security staff at Jaipur airport asked to open my handbag 😐 pic.twitter.com/kxJUB5S3HZ
— Arun Bothra 🇮🇳 (@arunbothra) March 16, 2022
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Bothra, who seems to have been known for his witty tweets while pulling up violators online, became an inspiration for several memes and jokes on social media.
No one..
— Bhrustrated 2.0 (@FunMauji) March 16, 2022
Bothra sir , when not using twitter. pic.twitter.com/VMdh10wqQm
The transport commissioner of Odisha said he had bought 10 kilos of peas for Rs 40 a kg.
So you had peas-full journey 😀😀 https://t.co/QcLG6Ph0X0
— Rekha Sharma (@sharmarekha) March 16, 2022
In a now-viral tweet, he wrote, “Security staff at Jaipur airport asked to open my handbag.”
It seems he could not resist buying things at a good bargain. As he was delighted to find peas at a low price, he bought them in bulk and arrived at the airport.
You must be 'pea'nalised as this is a 'matar' of grave concern. He spilled the beans. https://t.co/MoqTEylnTu
— Vishwas Ved (@vishwasved) March 17, 2022
The incident has taken social media by storm and left several users, including several IAS and IFS officers, in splits online.
(With inputs from agencies)