Published 19:15 IST, March 10th 2020
Pune police and Mumbai police tweet Holi wishes in a creative way
Pune Police and Mumbai Police used the joyous occasion of Holi to give out cautionary messages to 'miscreants' with a Hindi song twist from the 90s.
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Pune Police and Mumbai Police used the joyous occasion of Holi to give out cautionary messages to 'miscreants'. This Holi both the departments decided to use a Hindi song with a twist in their posts and this has captured the attention of netizens. The police departments used a famous song of the 1990 movie Dil.
Pune police's tweet garnered 847 likes and 128 comments. Take a look at the tweet below.
Exactly our thought when we spot hooligans on streets! #Holi2020 #HoliHai pic.twitter.com/nG8m2YVXoF
— PUNE POLICE (@PuneCityPolice) March 10, 2020
The Mumbai police used a popular Holi song to warn miscreants that they remained ever vigilant. Their tweet garnered over 5,000 likes. Take a look at their post below.
If miscreants don’t get the message, 100 pe call lagaHAAN! #HappyHoli #SafeHoli pic.twitter.com/nKECvBXGTk
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) March 10, 2020
People applauded both the departments' creativity and ingenuity but most used this chance to extend their Holi wishes. One user wrote 'Happy Holi to all people' while another wrote 'Sending lots of love and warm wishes on Holi to you'.
Jai ho !! Mumbai police ! Mazhi police 🙏🏻👍🏻
— Bharati Chaudhari (@bumekar) March 10, 2020
You guys are wonderful . Happy Holi.
— Sachin Khurana (@khuranasach) March 10, 2020
- I believe that is what Pune Police do 24 x 7 every day but on the occasion of Holi you are just reminding Pune citizens of your firm resolve to maintain law & order & peace with a touch of humour
— Aniruddha Sahasrabudhe (@Aniruddha2018) March 10, 2020
- Happy Holi to all Pune Police officers & their families
Australian PM wishes Happy Holi
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison on March 10 greeted the Indian diaspora in Australia on the occasion of Holi. As per reports, Morrison said that the festival stands for peace and prosperity and also claimed that the holiday gives an opportunity to share and embrace one's rich traditions.
19:15 IST, March 10th 2020