Mumbai Police says this is the only ‘Meow Meow’ that’s acceptable in anti-drug tweet
The anti-drug post by Mumbai Police has received appreciative comments from netizens.
#SayNoToDrugs - with this hashtag Mumbai Police shared an anti-drug post recently which is not just an advisory but adorable too. In this post, the department shared a one-line caption along with a simple image.
In the post’s caption they wrote about “the only ‘meow meow’ that is acceptable!” and shared the image of a cat. Through their post Mumbai Police has urged and warned people to stay away from drugs.
Meow meow is a synthetic substance and is a common name for 4-Methylmethcathinone, informs the National Health Service’s (NHS) website.
Mumbai Police shared the same post on both Twitter and Instagram to create awareness:
Since being shared the posts have received thousands of likes with a flood of appreciative comments. Some wrote that it’s amazing that the department is taking to social media to create awareness. A few also took a hilarious route while expressing themselves.
“That’s a look on the face of the cat when it was refused milk by its owner,” wrote an Instagram user commenting on the feline’s expression. “This is a good one, good way to spread info,” expressed another. “Take a bow bow @mumbaipolice, you guys never cease to amaze,” wrote a third.
“Unstoppable Mumbai Police,” wrote a Twitter user, praising the department’s post. “This is the only version we should love,” expressed another.
What do you think of Mumbai Police’s post?
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