Bengaluru Police said, “If you survive, you know we will be waiting for you.”
Social media accounts of police departments from different states have come up with creative ways to teach and educate people on various topics like cyber safety, traffic rules and drug abuse. Bengaluru Police joined the trend and posted an attention-grabbing tweet to inform people about the negative effects of reckless driving.
It took to Twitter and posted a video of a man engaging in a risky scooter stunt on a busy road. The Bengaluru police reported that it was one of many examples of a “stupid way to die” in a funny way. The police department also used the song “Dumb Ways to Die” in the background to emphasize the theme.
“If you survive, you know we will be waiting for you,” the Bengaluru police said in the caption.
If you survive, you know we’ll be waiting for you 👋🏻 pic.twitter.com/SPh1Wt1VZb
– Bengaluru City Police (@BlrCityPolice) March 2, 2023
Since being shared, the post has been viewed over 2.4 lakh times and has garnered over 2,000 likes.
One user said, “Nice caption for the video.”
Another person commented, “Sir, this is common near Yelachenahalli metro station. It happens of their own free will.”
A third user said, “Sir, this is a common practice near Yelachenahalli metro station. It happens at their will.”
“Classic song from BTP,” said another person.
“Nice, thanks for spreading awareness in a nostalgic way :)” commented another user.
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Mumbai Police has also frequently used a variety of memes and other public service announcements to raise awareness on various public issues. A few months ago he uploaded a creative post talking about consent.
The police department used the song ‘Ghode Pe Sawar’ from the Netflix film ‘Kaala’ in its post. ,How can someone explain this to the uninitiated, there is still denial in Sajnia’s mind.Those are the songs which are sung by the lead character of the film. Spinning the same in a creative way to create awareness, the Mumbai Police displayed an announcement which read, “Consent doesn’t require art to understand. ,
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