Mumbai Police replies to Twitter user asking ‘will you be my valentine’ | Trending
As people across the world are celebrating Valentine’s Day today with their significant other, almost everything seems to be in the shade of red and pink. While loved-up couples are going on romantic date nights or short vacations, others are asking their love interests out. However, a Twitter user asked Mumbai Police if they could be his ‘valentine’. The police department agreed to this but on one condition.(Also Read: Shah Rukh Khan reveals what he gifted to Gauri Khan on first Valentine’s Day)Twitter user Samuel Lopes tagged Mumbai Police and wrote, “@MumbaiPolice will you be my valentine?” To this, Mumbai Police replied, “Why not @samuel3real? We would love to. Hope you don’t mind not getting undivided attention. As we can’t be committed to just one, but each and every Mumbaikar.” They also added a smiling face emoticon.Take a look at Mumbai Police’s post below:
Why not @samuel3real ? We would love to. Hope you don’t mind not getting undivided attention. As we can’t be committed to just one, but each and every Mumbaikar 😊 https://t.co/3Yj9uYaS— मुंबई पोलीस – Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) February 14, 2023
Since being shared a few minutes ago, Mumbai Police’s reply has raked up more than 17,800 views and the numbers are still increasing. The share has also received over 150 likes and various responses from netizens.(Also Read: This Valentine’s Day, Nagaland Miner has a message for all ‘singles’)Here’s what people posted in the comments section:“If only my Valentine accepted my request this fast,” wrote a Twitter user. “Good one!!!” commented another with laughing emoticons. A third added, “I am Turkish. Will you be my valentine too?”
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Arfa Javaid is a journal working with the Hindustan Times’ Delhi team. She covers trending topics, human interest stories, and viral content online.
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