Mumbai Police Twitter

Mumbai Traffic Police on Thursday responded to a man who claimed that an officer at Mantralaya issued a wrong fine on his electric vehicle that was plugged in for charging in the city.

A Twitter user claimed that she was heading to the police station to find the "sukoon" that she had lost.

The Mumbai police have registered an offence against unidentified persons for allegedly stealing and leaking clips of Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan's upcoming film "Jawan" on Twitter, an official said on Sunday.

A man has been detained today for allegedly giving threats on Twitter to 'blast' the city, said the police.

The Mumbai police also took to Twitter to share copies of the fines issued on Tuesday against riders of both vehicles.

A Twitter user Vaibhav Parmar shared a picture of a Mumbai traffic cop saving the day by sprinkling sand on the slippery road.

A Twitter user shared a photo of two female police personnel riding a scooter without helmets in Mumbai.

The court noted that as far as the evidence of the Twitter helpline group member and the cyclist is concerned, both of them were not present on the spot.

Bengaluru Police posted an attention-grabbing tweet to inform people of the negative impacts of reckless driving.

In reply to Mr Lopes, Mumbai Police said that they will love to but they can't be committed to just one, but each and every Mumbaikar.

A Twitter user jokingly reported to the Mumbai Police that he was stuck in space, and authorities quickly joined in on the fun and responded with an equally hilarious post.

Mumbai Police tweeted Mr Dekate's tweet and just wrote "100". This witty response received a lot of attention from social media users.

Shocking images of glass shards in a pizza box were today shared by a Twitter user. Posting images of the food that he said he had received from Domino's, Arun Kolluri claimed that he found pieces of glass in his pizza.

Someone under the Twitter handle 'Aman' and with zero followers had sent two threat messages to Mr Wankhede on August 14, following which he filed a complaint with Goregaon Police Station

The Gujarat police detained filmmaker Avinash Das from Mumbai on Tuesday in a case related to sharing on Twitter a photo of Union Home Minister Amit Shah's photo with arrested IAS officer Pooja Singhal.

Mumbai Traffic Police on Thursday responded to a man who claimed that an officer at Mantralaya issued a wrong fine on his electric vehicle that was plugged in for charging in the city.

A Twitter user claimed that she was heading to the police station to find the "sukoon" that she had lost.

The Mumbai police have registered an offence against unidentified persons for allegedly stealing and leaking clips of Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan's upcoming film "Jawan" on Twitter, an official said on Sunday.

A man has been detained today for allegedly giving threats on Twitter to 'blast' the city, said the police.

The Mumbai police also took to Twitter to share copies of the fines issued on Tuesday against riders of both vehicles.

A Twitter user Vaibhav Parmar shared a picture of a Mumbai traffic cop saving the day by sprinkling sand on the slippery road.

A Twitter user shared a photo of two female police personnel riding a scooter without helmets in Mumbai.

The court noted that as far as the evidence of the Twitter helpline group member and the cyclist is concerned, both of them were not present on the spot.

Bengaluru Police posted an attention-grabbing tweet to inform people of the negative impacts of reckless driving.

In reply to Mr Lopes, Mumbai Police said that they will love to but they can't be committed to just one, but each and every Mumbaikar.

A Twitter user jokingly reported to the Mumbai Police that he was stuck in space, and authorities quickly joined in on the fun and responded with an equally hilarious post.

Mumbai Police tweeted Mr Dekate's tweet and just wrote "100". This witty response received a lot of attention from social media users.

Shocking images of glass shards in a pizza box were today shared by a Twitter user. Posting images of the food that he said he had received from Domino's, Arun Kolluri claimed that he found pieces of glass in his pizza.

Someone under the Twitter handle 'Aman' and with zero followers had sent two threat messages to Mr Wankhede on August 14, following which he filed a complaint with Goregaon Police Station

The Gujarat police detained filmmaker Avinash Das from Mumbai on Tuesday in a case related to sharing on Twitter a photo of Union Home Minister Amit Shah's photo with arrested IAS officer Pooja Singhal.