India won the trophy by defeating the New Zealand team by a huge margin at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Sunday (8 March). On the spectacular victory of Team India, a round of reactions started from fans across the country.

Meanwhile, a unique case has come to light. Actually, Delhi Police tweeted when India won. After which Ahmedabad Police had fun by replying to it. Now UP Police has also responded to the tweets of both of them which is going viral on social media.

CASE STATUS UPDATE

Earlier complaint: Ball going missing.
New complaint: Entire batting lineup going missing.
Our assessment: This is not a law & order problem.
This is Bumrah. #INDvNZ #T20WorldCup2026Final pic.twitter.com/218PYJQ9r6

— UP POLICE (@Uppolice) March 8, 2026

Delhi Police did this tweet

Delhi Police mentioned Ahmedabad Police in its tweet. In which he has made a funny joke about the New Zealand team. It was written in the tweet by Delhi Police that Dear Ahmedabad Police, you may get a complaint about the ball being missing from the Kiwi team, this is our matter, there is no need to take it seriously. The batsmen are sending them into the stands.

Ahmedabad Police responded like this

After the tweet by Delhi Police, Ahmedabad Police immediately became active. In response to which Ahmedabad Police wrote that thank you for bringing this to our attention. Information about the matter has been given to higher police officials.

UP Police jumped into Jugalbandi

In such a situation, how could the UP Police step back? It was natural for the UP Police to jump into the jugalbandi between the two. Responding to the tweets of both, UP Police prepared and posted the complete complaint list. In which it was written that update on the status of the case. In the previous complaint the ball went missing. The entire batting lineup disappeared in the new complaint. Our assessment is that this is not a law and order problem. This is Bumrah. At present, this funny jugalbandi by the police on India’s victory remains a topic of discussion on social media.