Delhi #NightCurfew Sparks A Meme Fest On Social Media
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As #NightCurfew in Delhi trended high on Twitter, users flooded the microblogging platform with memes
Memes started pouring in on social media after the Delhi government announced a night curfew in the city from 10 pm to 5 am amid rising Covid cases.The order for night curfew will continue till April 30, said a government official. The decision has been taken in view of rising COVID-19 cases in Delhi, he added. During night curfew hours, traffic movement would not be stopped and those going for vaccinations will be allowed with an e-pass, officials said. Curfew in Delhi from 10PM-05AM05:01 AM Corona : pic.twitter.com/MJz1uuCUip Delhi CM announced #NightCurfew Le me: pic.twitter.com/07k2dNajIl #NightCurfew in DelhiMeanwhile corona at afternoon ???? pic.twitter.com/N3jG5BcY1e #NightCurfew be like: pic.twitter.com/lXo3j24lMQ #NightCurfew imposed in Delhi!!Le* Mumbaikars to delhites pic.twitter.com/LktNSUqR4T Mumbai and Delhi, once bars and nightclubs reopen when the night curfew is lifted. pic.twitter.com/pUsQYCyj7m For meme-makers on Twitter, the announcement became an opportunity to flood the microblogging platform with jokes, memes and funny posts. It also set #NightCurfew trending high on Twitter. Take a look at some of the memes that the Delhi night curfew has inspired:
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