Business people, celebrities and common people use social media a lot to voice their opinions. However, these days, we see police personnel using Twitter a lot to highlight serious issues and spreading awareness on various issues with the help of witty tweets and posts.
It is highly appreciable that in order to incorporate better law and order, government organisations are embracing new ways on social media to connect with people.
Just have a look at the various posts by the Delhi Police.
1. Don’t drink and drive
@DelhiPolice and @dtptraffic urges everyone to Not Drink and Drive.#YaDrinkYaDrive.
There will be ZERO tolerance towards this offence as it endangers both driver and road users. pic.twitter.com/iu2GSJnQAm— Delhi Police (@DelhiPolice) December 2, 2017
2. Whisky ke baad driving risky
Daaru, whisky ke baad driving risky! That’s why always include 🚖 in your plan.#YaDrinkYaDrive pic.twitter.com/dJMVk96Csj
— Delhi Police (@DelhiPolice) December 2, 2017
3. Goldfish died! Hahaha
#NoExcusesForSafety pic.twitter.com/WfTMvpPKc6
— Delhi Police (@DelhiPolice) November 17, 2017
4. Oh, is it?
#NoExcusesForSafety pic.twitter.com/ca7kYNyDxU
— Delhi Police (@DelhiPolice) November 10, 2017
And this is the reaction from social media users.
1. Banners look great
@odisha_police Let’s copy this idea from Delhi Police Pls..The banners are informative & look great too.
— Badal (@BadalTweets) December 2, 2017
2. Seat belt campaign
May I request you to also issue advisory for #LaneDriving and make it a success as with the compulsory #SeatBeltCampaign. Traffic would be much easy to manage and prevent de congestion and risk to life by errant drivers!
— Arvind Joshi (@ajoshig39) December 2, 2017
3. No high beam driving
Please start a campaign for #nohighbeam driving?? It is impossible to see with the LED headlights on high beam
— Urvashi (@urvashi_mitra) November 17, 2017
4. Wrong side driving
Thanks for this initiative, it is beneficial for people, No excuse for safety, this is important in Noida, I found thousands of people without helmet, wrong side driving, no rules of traffic, especially who is local guys(Villagers) in Noida, @noidatraffic , I would request..pls
— Ashok Kumar Srivastava (@ashok_bhaavika) November 18, 2017
5. Control whisky drivers
Daaru whisky ke baad sabh ko chahiye aur risky whisky .. control risky drivers n whisky
— vinay mathur (@Smathur1001) December 2, 2017
Interacting with common people through social media and solving their problems is highly appreciable. Hope this will continue and government organisations will look into common people social problems and try to solve it.
What is your reaction towards these tweets? Share us in the comments. Similar kind of innovation was done by Bengaluru Police too and those posters also touched everyone hearts.