The Mumbai Police used a photo of fictional superhero The Hulk wearing a helmet with a tagline, "No matter how strong you are, never forget to wear a helmet."
The Mumbai police used an innovative way to create awareness among people about the need to wear helmet for road safety.
Everything may not work out with all the grave mistakes you make! One mistake and... pic.twitter.com/rVP7cnnI89
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice)The tweet attracted many replies which surprised the police department. Many Twitter users pointed out that the cops themselves failed to use helmets while riding bikes. They posted photos and stated, “Wear a helmet for you too.”
for you too pic.twitter.com/ciDCX814Jv
— Rosh (@TekiRosh)Some even took the tweet as a chance to make pun and put out messages like, "The Hulk in the poster looks like he is going for a battle, if we too do the same on the road you will arrest us (sic)."
Photo mein hulk helmet pehenkar fight Karne jaa Raha hai...
Hum jayenge to aap log pakad loge..😁😁😁
Even Bengaluru police are trying novel ways to create awareness about using helmet. It used Yamraj, the God of death, warning people to wear helmets.
In recent times police departments across India have used social media platforms to create awareness on road safety.
However, some of these efforts have really gone wrong just like how the Jaipur police put out a tweet against Kiki challenge by projecting a Kerala man (who is alive) as dead.
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