Mumbai Police's 'Poetic' Reply To Woman Who Lost Her 'Sukoon' Is A Hit On The Internet
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A Twitter user claimed that she was heading to the police station to find the "sukoon" that she had lost.
Mumbai Police is famous for its amusing posts and witty responses to sensitize people about various issues. Their social media posts are always on point when it comes to relaying hard-hitting messages and cracking you up at the same time. This time, they made an X user's day when they responded to their lighthearted complaint in their own unique way. Many of us are in ‘talaash' of ‘sukoon' too Ms Arya! We appreciate your ‘aitbaar' in us and are sure that you will find it in your ‘rooh' - for anything else tangible, you may ‘beshaq' come to us #EnsuringSukoonForMumbai#MumbaiFirsthttps://t.co/GkA3sTmf8n
It all started when a woman named Vedhika Arya, shared her intention to visit the police station due to a lost sense of "sukoon" (peace). She jokingly tweeted, ''Police station ja rahi hun sukoon kho gaya hai mera @MumbaiPolice (I am going to the police station. I have lost my peace).''
Mumbai police took this opportunity to come up with an epic reply and displayed their wordplay prowess. They wittily responded, ''Many of us are in ‘talaash' of ‘sukoon' too Ms Arya! We appreciate your ‘aitbaar' in us and are sure that you will find it in your ‘rooh' - for anything else tangible, you may ‘beshaq' come to us.'' They also added hashtags #EnsuringSukoonForMumbai #MumbaiFirst.
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