Mumbai Police never misses a chance to win the hearts of internet users. Celebrating Christmas, the city police shared a few creative posters on social media. These designs not only wishes people a "Merry Christmas" but also spread awareness on social issues and frauds.

Mumbai Police shares Christmas greetings

On this festival day, the Mumbai Police shared two posts online, which addressed the topics of cyber security and drug abuse. Sharing it as Christmas greetings, the police team tweaked the posts in an informative manner. Like their usual posts which are spread awareness and are entertaining too, these Christmas posts were also eye-catchy.

"Only Santa is allowed to..."

The first one condemned the consumption of drugs. Noting that drugs are often used to experience a "high", the Mumbai Police's Christmas message said, "Only Santa is allowed to fly high".

The graphics showed Santa Claus riding on his reindeer-run sleigh on path created with white powder. This image asked people to stay away from drugs and let only Santa fly high in the sky, which he could do easily without rolling up.

This post surfaced online with the caption, “Be on Santa’s nice list or you could end up on our naughty list”, suggesting miscreants would be punished by law.

"Scam-free New Year"

Meanwhile, another post shared by the city police asked people to beware of internet frauds and scams. They drew their attention and urged them to not share sensitive and important details with unknown entities.

“We wish you a Merry Christmas and a scam-free New Year”, the post read.

In the Instagram post, the Mumbai Police showed a screenshot of a conversation between a scammer and a person, where the prior was trying to extract information on the pretext of offering gifts.

If someone would have passed on their bank details and the OTP, they might have fallen prey to a fraud. So, the police team staged such a situation to spread awareness about scams and frauds, ensuring nobody falls for such traps.

"Ho ho ho...no no no"

“Want surprise gifts?” the scammer asked in the post. “Ho ho ho”, the user eagerly replied. Next, the scammer asked her details of the person, to which the aware user wrote, “No no no”.

These informative posts by the Mumbai Police are going viral. The style in which the city police shared Christmas greetings has impressed netizens. As these posts were drafted with a hilarious tone, Instagram users dropped ‘laughter’ emojis in the comments while reacting to them.