Indian police have made a massive discovery! 🤯 9WWOS
“A costly Hublot watch ... Maradona ... Dubai ... Assam Police. Looks like random words, don’t they? But today all these words came together nicely, stating a story of successful international co-operation between #DubaiPolice and @assampolice,” police chief Mahanta tweeted.The state's top elected official, Himanta Biswa Sarma, said authorities would initiate legal action against the man.He led Argentina to a 1986 World Cup victory and is considered one of the greatest players ever.
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