Mumbai Police’s Uses Stranger Things’ Reference To Address Peer Pressure And Drug Issue, Twitterati Impressed

With a punch of humor, Mumbai Police have been creating quirky memes showing off their witty side.

Written by: India.com Buzz Desk

Updated: October 26, 2017, 4:54 PM IST

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A year since joining Twitter, Mumbai Police is on top of the Twitter game and has over 3.9 million followers. From catching up on trends to knowing every popular Netflix series out there, Mumbai Police has been garnering attention on social issues in the most funfilled manner. With a punch of humor, Mumbai Police have been creating quirky memes showing off their witty side. And it is not just Mumbai cops, Bengaluru, Nashik, Pune and even Kolkata police have joined the bandwagon in addressing important issues in the most creative manner. Drawing references from Game of Thrones, F.R.I.E.N.D.S, Narcos, Stranger Things, these microblogging sites have created hilarious memes and jokes.

And this time, Mumbai Police is focusing on how people should not come under peer pressure and try drugs. Sharing a GIF from Stranger Things, Mumbai Police tweeted saying, “Johnathan has a suggestion for youngsters getting ‘influenced’ by some #StrangerThings under peer pressure! #SayNoToPeerPressure.” They also tweeted one about safe driving with a scene from F.R.I.E.N.D.S with the caption, “Rules are often a man’s best ‘Friends’. Will help you indeed #RulesForAReason”

Here is what Mumbai Police tweeted:

Johnathan has a suggestion for youngsters getting ‘influenced’ by some #StrangerThings under peer pressure! #SayNoToPeerPressure pic.twitter.com/eRxEHqrcqG

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) October 26, 2017

Rules are often a man’s best ‘Friends’. Will help you indeed #RulesForAReason pic.twitter.com/UL3CDnPbTi

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) October 22, 2017

Twitterati seemed to have really loved the usage of the GIF and applauded the police force’s effort. Mumbai Police have been praised multiple times for their efforts to connect to the internet generation with their tweets. Their funny memes have even got viral in the past.