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Delhi Police has a field day over Pak fielders' now famous 'catch drop' video
New Delhi, Sep 12: Road safety is serious business but Delhi Police knows how to put the message across to maximum number of people, with a dash of humour, some cricket and a missed viral catch drop. So today, Delhi Police took to twitter to post on road safety and took a hilarious dig at the Pakistan cricket team for dropping a catch in the Asia cup finals, while sending the message of 'road safety' across.
During the Pakistan- Sri Lanka Asia Cup finals match, Asif Ali and Shadab Khan who ran from different ends collided while taking Bhanuka Rajapaksa's catch. In fact, the ball bounced off the fielders' hands to the other side of the boundary, making it a six. The dropped catch in the finals, cost Pakistan dearly as they could not make enough runs in the final five overs.
Delhi
police
got
a
great
chance
to
take
a
funny
dig
at
the
Pakistan
players
while
spreading
awareness
on
road
safety.
They
shared
a
sitter
with
the
song
'ae
bhai,
zara
dekh
ke
chalo',
which
has
now
gone
viral.
The
Delhi
Police
Twitter
handle
has
been
a
treasure
trove
of
witty
tweets,
memes
aimed
at
educating
people.
With
this
new
tweet,
netizens
were
all
praises
for
the
Delhi
Police
for
their
humour,
with
a
few
saying,
'Delhi
police
rocks'.
"Now even DP is trolling Pak," wrote a Twitter user.
"U nailed it", wrote another.
— Люцифер (@KESHAV9069) September 12, 2022
— Deepak Lakhanpal🇮🇳 (@lakhanpaldeepak) September 12, 2022
Delhi police like: pic.twitter.com/W4qwYqNGRY
— Siddharth Upadhyay 🇮🇳 (@JrSidvik) September 12, 2022
When you become envious of others accolades and efforts. pic.twitter.com/4vIz07zoVh
— Dr Poornima 🇮🇳 (@PoornimaNimo) September 12, 2022
The death of former chairman of Tata Sons Cyrus Mistry in a road accident in Maharashtra has triggered a debate on road safety issues such as check on over-speeding, wearing of seat belts for rear passengers and inconsistent road designs.
The Delhi Police department launched a campaign on Twitter to educate citizens about the importance of wearing seatbelts while driving a car. Though, wearing seatbelt is mandatory in India, people have not been following the same.
