Delhi Police joins Netflix, Swiggy in ‘billboard fight’ on ‘cravings’ | Trending

Delhi Police frequently shares posts on social media to promote road safety. The department has shared yet another post on safe driving. It involves ‘billboards’ on ‘cravings’ Swiggy, Netflix and Delhi Police. Road safety message shared Delhi Police on Instagram. (Instagram/@delhi.police_official) “Craving par nahi, driving par dhyan do [Don’t focus on craving, instead focus on driving],” wrote Delhi Police while sharing a picture on Instagram. HT has launched it’s new Cricket page. Click here to know more! The picture shows the ‘Swiggy billboard’ that reads, “Craving a soup? Order now.” The next one is of ‘Netflix’ urging people to watch their series named ‘Killer Soup’. It reads, “Craving a Killer soup? Watch now.” In response to these ‘billboards’, Delhi Police came up with a witty one. It reads, “Craving for hospital soup? We hope not. Drive carefully.” Take a look at the post shared Delhi Police here: The post was shared on January 30 on Instagram. Since then, it has accumulated over 3,000 views. A few even flocked to the comments section of the post to share their thoughts. Check out how people reacted to this post:“Brilliant,” posted an individual. Another added, “Delhi Police 100, Swiggy 0.” “Focus on driving not on hoardings,” expressed a third. “Haha,” shared a fourth. Earlier, Delhi Police shared an advisory on road safety. In it, they urged riders to refrain from performing stunts on the roads to ensure their safety and that of others. They shared a screenshot, where they searched for “How to do a wheelie?” and the search result humorously suggested, “Did you mean: How to land up in a hospital.” The caption to this screenshot reads, “Keep the rubber side down and the safety vibes up. Safety is the ultimate accessory for every rider.” Unlock a world of Benefits with HT! From insightful newsletters to real-time news alerts and a personalized news feed – it’s all here, just a click away! -Login Now! ABOUT THE AUTHOR Arfa Javaid is a journal working with the Hindustan Times’ Delhi team. She covers trending topics, human interest stories, and viral content online. …view detail