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"Not Our Jurisdiction, But..": Mumbai Police's Response To Man "Stuck" On Moon Leaves Internet Chuckling
A Twitter user jokingly reported to the Mumbai Police that he was stuck in space, and authorities quickly joined in on the fun and responded with an equally hilarious post.
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"Challan Will Meet Him Soon:" Mumbai Police On Man's "Call Cops" Dare
When a Twitter user complained about a man riding a two-wheeler on the wrong side of the road, Mumbai Police was quick enough to note the post and replied, "If he has called us, then we will have to meet him...Our challan will meet him."
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Mumbai Police Sends Cake To 'Responsible Citizen' For Being Home On Birthday
Mumbai Police sent over a cake to a responsible Twitter user who refused to go out to party on her birthday, in spite of her friend's requests.
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Mumbai Police's Reply To Man Who Wanted To Meet Girlfriend During Curfew
Mumbai Police had the perfect response to a Twitter user who had an unusual predicament.
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"Meow Meow": Mumbai Police Tweets Cat Pic To Send A Warning
Mumbai Police, known for its witty and creative social media posts, has come up with yet another such tweet. It is not just a message but a warning.
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International Nurses Day: Mumbai Police's "Munna Bhai" Tribute To Nurses
On the occasion of International Nurses Day, Mumbai Police thanked all the nurses with a dialogue from Sanjay Dutt starrer 2003 comedy-drama "Munna Bhai MBBS".
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Mumbai Police Post LOL Video Of Thief Returning Stolen Wallet
In a tweet posted earlier today, Mumbai Police has shared a hilarious video of a pickpocket first stealing and then returning a wallet. Of course, in classic Mumbai Police style, the video is accompanied by a warning for anyone who may think they too can get away by pulling a stunt like this.
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Mumbai Police Throws Twitter A Challenge, Can You Spot The Difference?
About three hours ago, the Mumbai Police tweeted a "spot the difference" challenge that shows two seemingly-identical scenes in front of the Flora Fountain in Mumbai.
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Kunal Kemmu Apologises For Riding Without Helmet. Mumbai Police Responds
No one is above the law, it's said. And you can trust Mumbai Police to reinstate that statement. In a Twitter exchange gaining traction, Mumbai Police has called out actor Kunal Kemmu for riding his bike without a helmet. Interestingly enough, the incriminating pictures were first posted by the Go Goa Gone actor himself.
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#DontAppAndDrive: Mumbai Police Scores Again With New Online Campaign
Relying on Bollywood and pop culture references, Mumbai Police's Twitter handle has wowed its 4+ million followers with its on-point hipster social media strategy time and again. The team is back with yet another online campaign - this time to get you off your phones while driving.
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Expect E-Challan, Tweets Mumbai Police To Varun Dhawan For This Selfie
Mumbai Police called out actor Varun Dhawan on Twitter for flouting traffic rules by taking a selfie with a fan.
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He Went To File An FIR. Mumbai Police Surprised Him With A Cake
A tweet posted by Mumbai Police, shows officers celebrating a man's birthday at the Sakinaka Police Station. While filing an FIR, officers at the station realised it was the complainant's birthday. So, once his complaint was registered, everyone celebrated with a cake.
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Man Tweets Mumbai Police About Car With 'Lal Batti'. See The VIPs Inside
A man tweeted Mumbai Police about a car using the now-banned 'lal batti'. In their reply, Mumbai Police revealed who the "VIPs" in the car were and Twitter had no complaints!
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Mumbai Police Joins Baahubali Mania With Tongue-In-Cheek Tweet
SS Rajamouli's Baahubali 2: The Conclusion is enjoying great box office success. Mumbai Police too joined in on the mania surrounding the film with a cheeky tweet. Because, why not? This time it was a reference to Baahubali to create awareness about traffic rules.
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Happy Holi: Mumbai Police's 'Punny' Warning To Holi Hooligans On Twitter
To prevent any interruptions to your celebrations, Mumbai Police turned to Twitter to warn the party poopers. Mumbai Police is popular for their funny, clever puns on Twitter. So, when it came to Holi, they didn't disappoint. The Twitter account of Mumbai Police indulged in some 140-character-wordplay on Holi
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"Not Our Jurisdiction, But..": Mumbai Police's Response To Man "Stuck" On Moon Leaves Internet Chuckling
A Twitter user jokingly reported to the Mumbai Police that he was stuck in space, and authorities quickly joined in on the fun and responded with an equally hilarious post.
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"Challan Will Meet Him Soon:" Mumbai Police On Man's "Call Cops" Dare
When a Twitter user complained about a man riding a two-wheeler on the wrong side of the road, Mumbai Police was quick enough to note the post and replied, "If he has called us, then we will have to meet him...Our challan will meet him."
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Mumbai Police Sends Cake To 'Responsible Citizen' For Being Home On Birthday
Mumbai Police sent over a cake to a responsible Twitter user who refused to go out to party on her birthday, in spite of her friend's requests.
-
Mumbai Police's Reply To Man Who Wanted To Meet Girlfriend During Curfew
Mumbai Police had the perfect response to a Twitter user who had an unusual predicament.
-
"Meow Meow": Mumbai Police Tweets Cat Pic To Send A Warning
Mumbai Police, known for its witty and creative social media posts, has come up with yet another such tweet. It is not just a message but a warning.
-
International Nurses Day: Mumbai Police's "Munna Bhai" Tribute To Nurses
On the occasion of International Nurses Day, Mumbai Police thanked all the nurses with a dialogue from Sanjay Dutt starrer 2003 comedy-drama "Munna Bhai MBBS".
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Mumbai Police Post LOL Video Of Thief Returning Stolen Wallet
In a tweet posted earlier today, Mumbai Police has shared a hilarious video of a pickpocket first stealing and then returning a wallet. Of course, in classic Mumbai Police style, the video is accompanied by a warning for anyone who may think they too can get away by pulling a stunt like this.
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Mumbai Police Throws Twitter A Challenge, Can You Spot The Difference?
About three hours ago, the Mumbai Police tweeted a "spot the difference" challenge that shows two seemingly-identical scenes in front of the Flora Fountain in Mumbai.
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Kunal Kemmu Apologises For Riding Without Helmet. Mumbai Police Responds
No one is above the law, it's said. And you can trust Mumbai Police to reinstate that statement. In a Twitter exchange gaining traction, Mumbai Police has called out actor Kunal Kemmu for riding his bike without a helmet. Interestingly enough, the incriminating pictures were first posted by the Go Goa Gone actor himself.
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#DontAppAndDrive: Mumbai Police Scores Again With New Online Campaign
Relying on Bollywood and pop culture references, Mumbai Police's Twitter handle has wowed its 4+ million followers with its on-point hipster social media strategy time and again. The team is back with yet another online campaign - this time to get you off your phones while driving.
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Expect E-Challan, Tweets Mumbai Police To Varun Dhawan For This Selfie
Mumbai Police called out actor Varun Dhawan on Twitter for flouting traffic rules by taking a selfie with a fan.
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He Went To File An FIR. Mumbai Police Surprised Him With A Cake
A tweet posted by Mumbai Police, shows officers celebrating a man's birthday at the Sakinaka Police Station. While filing an FIR, officers at the station realised it was the complainant's birthday. So, once his complaint was registered, everyone celebrated with a cake.
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Man Tweets Mumbai Police About Car With 'Lal Batti'. See The VIPs Inside
A man tweeted Mumbai Police about a car using the now-banned 'lal batti'. In their reply, Mumbai Police revealed who the "VIPs" in the car were and Twitter had no complaints!
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Mumbai Police Joins Baahubali Mania With Tongue-In-Cheek Tweet
SS Rajamouli's Baahubali 2: The Conclusion is enjoying great box office success. Mumbai Police too joined in on the mania surrounding the film with a cheeky tweet. Because, why not? This time it was a reference to Baahubali to create awareness about traffic rules.
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Happy Holi: Mumbai Police's 'Punny' Warning To Holi Hooligans On Twitter
To prevent any interruptions to your celebrations, Mumbai Police turned to Twitter to warn the party poopers. Mumbai Police is popular for their funny, clever puns on Twitter. So, when it came to Holi, they didn't disappoint. The Twitter account of Mumbai Police indulged in some 140-character-wordplay on Holi
