Mumbai Police posts about ‘lessons that we learnt as children’ in latest advisory
Children's Day 2021: Mumbai Police took to Instagram to share the post about ‘lessons that we learnt as children’.
Children’s Day is celebrated on November 14, every year, by people across the country. The various social media platforms also get flooded with numerous posts, including shares from brands and police departments. Just like this special post by Mumbai Police. In the share they reminded people about important rules of the present times with lessons that they may have learnt as children.
“A throwback to the lessons that we learnt as children. Let's keep alive the child in each one of us!” they wrote while sharing the post. They also added the hashtag #HappyChildrensDay in their post.
Take a look at the share by Mumbai Police:
The post was shared about 20 minutes ago. Since being posted, it has accumulated more than 1,600 likes and the numbers are increasing.
What are your thoughts on the post by Mumbai Police on Children's Day?
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