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Mumbai Police Lightens The Mood With Witty Reply To A Man Wanting To Meet Girlfriend, Earns Praise

Amid the second wave when every second person is suffering from COVID-19, Mumbai police tried to lighten everyone’s mood through their tweet. 

At present, section 144 of the CrPC that prohibits assembly of five or more people at one place has been imposed in Mumbai and other parts of the state to curb the urge of COVID-19 cases. The city police has also made it mandatory for the vehicles in emergency/essential services to put up color-coded stickers for the smooth movement of such vehicles.

Police are implementing the prohibitory orders in a stern manner and strict action is being taken against the vehicles that are out on the streets without any valid reason.

Against this haywire, a Twitter user named Ashwin Vinod tagged the Mumbai police and tweeted that he wanted to meet his girlfriend, and asked which sticker he should use for his vehicle to move out.

Ashwin tweeted “@MumbaiPolice what sticker should I use in order to go out and meet my girlfriend? I miss her,” he said.

Mumbai police’s humorous reply has won the hearts of netizens; the police responded

“We understand it’s essential for you sir but unfortunately it doesn’t fall under our essentials or emergency categories! Distance makes the heart grow fonder & currently, you healthier. P.S. We wish you lifetime together. This is just a phase,” the Mumbai police tweeted with the hashtag #StayHomeStaySafe.

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Bloggers Appreciated Mumbai Police’s Response

The witty reply by Mumbai police was well received and widely appreciated by the users on the micro-blogging site.

“Very thoughtful reply in these trying times. Each person has their own essentials. Please keep us engaged with witty responses and we are forever grateful for your service! You take care of Mumbai like no one else does! All of you stay safe and healthy!” Twitter user Satyan Israni said.

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Meanwhile, another Twitter user Sandeep Chauhan sought the police’s permission to meet his friend.

“I want to meet my friend this weekend in Kandivali, I m based out of Bhandup..which color tag I should use?? it’s been long since we met, I shall be travelling by my car,” he tweeted.

In the reply, the city police tweeted, “A friend, who respects your taking precautions during COVID is a friend indeed. We are sure your friend will agree. Please stay home, we would not want to get unfriendly with you…” Both the tweets received thousands of likes and hundreds of retweets within a few minutes.

Mumbai police’s Twitter handle has more than 50 lakh followers. PTI 

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