Mumbai Police’s cheeky reply won hearts of internet users (Representational photo)
Mumbai Police is famous for its entertaining posts and witty reactions to make people aware about various issues. His social media posts are always on point when it comes to relaying hard-hitting messages and cracking you up at the same time. This time he made the Twitter user’s day when he answered his question in his own unique way.
On the occasion of Valentine’s Day 2023, a Twitter user asked the Mumbai Police on the microblogging site, ‘Will you be my Valentine?’ Twitter user Samuel Lopes tagged the official Twitter account of Mumbai Police and said, ‘Will you be my valentine?’
Check it out here:
@mumbai police will you be my valentine
— Samuel Lopes (@samuel3real) February 13, 2023
Responding to Mr Lopez, the Mumbai Police said they would love to but they cannot commit to just one, but every Mumbaikar. In a witty tweet, he replied, “Hope you don’t mind my undivided attention as we cannot commit to every Mumbaikar, not just one.”
Check out the tweet here:
Why not @samuel3real , We would love to Hope you don’t mind not getting undivided attention. As we can’t vouch for just one, but every Mumbaikar 😊 https://t.co/3Yj9uYaSbY
— Mumbai Police – Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) February 14, 2023
The cheeky reply of the Mumbai Police won the hearts of internet users, while many people cracked jokes on the occasion. One user wrote, “I wish my valentine had accepted my request so soon.”
Having attracted the attention of the Mumbai Police, Mr. Lopez also used the occasion to request them to find his lost smartphone, saying it would be the ‘greatest Valentines gift’.
”@MumbaiPolice so please help me to find my mobile phone worth Rs 26,000 thousand which was stolen from train no 19016 Saurashtra Express on 11th February. If you can find it, it will be the greatest Valentine’s gift. Thank you,'” he tweeted.
On the occasion of Promise Day, Mumbai Police shared another tweet promising that they will always be at the service of Mumbaikars.
‘Sadakshanay Khalanigaranay’
Not just ‘promise day’ tweets but everyday promises. #promise day
— Mumbai Police – Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) February 11, 2023
Sadrakshanaya Khalanigranaya… Not just a ‘Promise Day’ tweet but a promise everyday. #PromiseDay,” he tweeted on February 11.
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