Abhinandan Varthaman Photo: ANI
Every single Indian breathed a sigh of relief when Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman finally returned home on Friday night after endless hours of tension, through the Wagah-Attari border.
Abhinandan, who was captured by Pakistan Army after his aircraft was shot down, had become a symbol of bravery and grit.
After the IAF hero was captured many videos and pictures of him had surfaced on social media.
One of the videos, which captured people’s attention, was of the Wing Commander refusing to divulge any details of his operation.
The clip showed Abhinandan being inquired about his mission, to which he had replied, "I am sorry, I am not supposed to tell you this."
After the video and Abhinandan’s reply went viral on Twitter, people praised him and even paid him tribute using the line.
And now, Nagpur police seems to be following steps with Abhinandan’s fans.
Talking about cyber security, the Nagpur Police’s official Twitter account posted, "When someone asks for your OTP: I am not supposed to tell you this'."
When someone asks for your OTP :
"I am not supposed to tell you this"#WelcomeHomeAbhinandan#NagpurPolice
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After which the tweet has been garnering immense praise online:
Hail the patriotic fervour of India
Kudos to #NagpurPolice for saluting the Heroes of the Indian Defence Services. Jai Hind!
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Awesome lines by @NagpurPolice they are linking two most important for #Indian citizens (#Abhinanadan and their hard earned money) #AbhinandanVarthaman #AbhinandanReturns #Abhinandan #OTP #Banking #FraudPreventionMonth #WelcomeHomeAbhinandan
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ya.. I am not supposed to tell this .. Jai hind.. Welcome back to abhinandan
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Nagpur Police pretty much nailed it!
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