
The Bengaluru Police is back with another important message.
On the hit TV show 'Stranger Things', Will Byers and his mother communicate through lights strung up on a wall. The Bengaluru City Police, always up to date on the latest pop culture references, has used this scene from the show to put across an important message. Their latest and arguably the wittiest tweet yet on road safety has definitely won Twitter. So what is the police department trying to tell you? Well, you'll have to solve the puzzle to find out:
Did you manage to get it?
The answer is 'Wear a helmet.'
Since it was shared one day ago, many users of the micro-blogging site have lauded the puzzle and its message.
This isn't the first time that the Bengaluru Police has used innovative campaigns that have won social media. Earlier this year, their creative posters on road safety had earned much love on Twitter. A few days ago, their use of AIB's Irrfan Khan meme for another road safety message had gone viral.
What do you think its trying to say?
- BengaluruCityPolice (@BlrCityPolice) June 11, 2017
On a scale of 1-10 for how ignorant you're when you dont care for your life, you're an ELEVEN. pic.twitter.com/gKVS2NmmSh
Did you manage to get it?
The answer is 'Wear a helmet.'
Since it was shared one day ago, many users of the micro-blogging site have lauded the puzzle and its message.
Your team is awesome. Police on the ground is efficient too.
- Supriya Kurpad (@SupriyaTalkies) June 11, 2017
Where can I apply to be a part of this amazing social media team <3 ?
- Raghav Devgon. (@raaghavvd) June 11, 2017
Creativity level over 9000
- Kiran Kumar (@kiransandoo) June 11, 2017
This isn't the first time that the Bengaluru Police has used innovative campaigns that have won social media. Earlier this year, their creative posters on road safety had earned much love on Twitter. A few days ago, their use of AIB's Irrfan Khan meme for another road safety message had gone viral.
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