Mumbai Police is known for its witty Twitter posts and captions to encourage safety on the roads and against those violating traffic rules and disobeying Covid-19 norms. Taking inspiration other cities are not far behind.
Recently, Nagpur Police came up with a tweet featuring giving a twist to Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘Mona-Lisa’ painting to promote Covid-19 vaccination as well as highlight the importance of wearing a mask and using a sanitiser in the ongoing pandemic.
The creative edits of the painting feature three images of ‘Mona-Lisa’ with different variations – ‘Mask-Lisa’, ‘Sanitizer-Lisa’ and ‘Vaccine-Lisa’.
The Art of the Modern Times.#PandemicRenaissance#NagpurPolice pic.twitter.com/V0kxkFhZzq
— Nagpur City Police (@NagpurPolice) July 6, 2021
The post has garnered a lot of attention and compliments from netizens for the innovative idea of Nagpur Police for promoting the rules of Covid-19.
Earlier, Mumbai Police had used the viral Amrita Rao ‘jal lijiye’ meme from the film ‘Vivaah’, to highlight the importance of using a mask to prevent the COVID-19 infection. Giving a twist to the viral meme’s template, Mumbai Police replaced the glass of water with a mask in Rao’s hand and the post read “Ye Lijiye, Mask Dhaaran Kijiye” (Take this, wear a mask). Sharing the meme in a Tweet, Mumbai Police wrote, “An ‘amrit’ of an advice to live happily ever after!”
