Pune Police warn about Remdesivir fraudsters in unique Gangs of Wasseypur style, check out

Police are finding unique ways to warn people about issues these days. And if we talk about Pune police, they are not only efficient in what they do but are known to impress netizens with their sense of humour. 

Now, Pune police have come up with a funny awareness message using the Gangs of Wasseypur meme to alert the netizens about the cyber fraud in the city. They have warned people to stop calling on unverified numbers that claim to sell Remdesivir and Mucormycosis medicines, on their official Twitter handle.

Pune Police tweeted, “If You DON’T want to end up chasing a ‘DEFINITE’ #Cyber Fraud, then STOP calling Unverified Nos. that claim to supply #Remdesivir & #Mucormycosis Medicines!” The post is accompanied by hashtags like #CyberFraudKoPermissionDiyaKya #CyberSecurity #GangsOfWasseypur.

If You DON'T want to end up chasing a 'DEFINITE' #Cyber Fraud, then STOP calling Unverified Nos. that claim to supply #Remdesivir & #Mucormycosis Medicines!

जर गुन्हेगारांना घालायचा असेल आळा, तर सायबर गुन्हा टाळा!#CyberFraudKoPermissionDiyaKya #CyberSecurity #GangsOfWasseypur pic.twitter.com/cCHliXj5mR

— PUNE POLICE (@PuneCityPolice) June 29, 2021

This creative tweet has amused the people and their comments express the same. Wittiness and creativity are often the ways which can perfectly drive home a message and if you follow Pune Police on Twitter then there is a chance you know about the creative posts that they often share. 

Recently, the department tweeted, “#Cyber Criminal won't walk into your Office/House to rob you like #Perpendicular! They'll just CALL you as Bank Staff to get your #PIN.”

Pune Police have been using the micro-blogging site the way it should be. They create awareness on every important topic and keep the people of the city engaged. Pune Police is striving hard to maintain law and order, prevent and detect crime and to protect life and property of citizen. City police has fined about 1000 tourists last weekend as tourism is banned due to coronavirus.