"Raising The Bars: Mumbai Police Take on Social Media, Sending a Strong Message"

 Mumbai Police Take on Social Media, Sending a Strong Message

Mumbai Police created something after observing a social media trend that was so excellent that Zomato commended it and stated that they had "raised the standard."

 

 

Mumbai Police, noted for its humorous tweets, consistently fuses humour and creativity into its campaigns and also nimbly adopts new social media trends. In response to a recent social media trend, the Mumbai police department has now raised the standard for others with its astonishing idea.

 The well-known Hindi movie line "Tum doodh mangoge hum kheer denge" (If you ask for milk, we will bring kheer) has lately become a meme, thanks to Netflix India, Blinkit, and Zomato.

Mumbai Police likewise adopted the style, and their creation was so excellent that Zomato commended it and stated that they had "raised the standard."

 "Help Mongoge, 24/7 Denge" (if you ask for assistance, we will always provide it) and "420 mangoge, 100 denge," which signifies that the police will deal with any crimes that are committed (here, 420 stands for Section 420 in the Indian Penal Code).

 The original meme was developed by Netflix India, Blinkit, and Zomato. Blinkit posted "doodh mangoge, doodh denge" when it delivered groceries and milk to customers. In a similar vein,