Bengaluru City Police Wins Hearts with Witty Narcos References for No Drugs Campaign

Bengaluru Police is nailing social media, again!

With an active presence across various social media handles including Twitter and Facebook, the police department’s social media team is nailing it with contemporary puns and memes and incorporating pop culture references to put across relevant social messages.

This time, a Narcos reference makes their point on an anti-drug campaign.

Roses are red
Violets are blue,
Heard you’re selling drugs,
We’ll come visit you. pic.twitter.com/z5DIsngG7B
— BengaluruCityPolice (@BlrCityPolice) May 18, 2017

Using the popular series as a reference for “Say No to Drugs’ campaign, BCP is not just sharing wisecracks but driving home very important messages.

The last time they won the Internet, it was with a Game of Thrones reference and people went berserk.

Check your traffic violation(s):
Link: https://t.co/irbKNWNihZ
Spoiler alert If you’ve ignored this, we’ll come remind you at your doorstep pic.twitter.com/KrkvhOnLeP

— BengaluruCityPolice (@BlrCityPolice) May 11, 2017

And this:

Going out tonite? Please listen to the big guy. Friends don’t let friends drive drunk. HOLD THE DOOR!#GameOfLife #JustBCPThings pic.twitter.com/IJl6N2PSyi
— BengaluruCityPolice (@BlrCityPolice) May 6, 2017

They have also taken puns to level ‘Awesome’ in their fun-meets-educative tweets.

“Weed dont need no education” is neither the right lyrics nor the attitude we want in students. This is a non bailable offense. pic.twitter.com/TMCjBM2ZzW
— BengaluruCityPolice (@BlrCityPolice) May 16, 2017

If there was someone selling drugs, weed know 🙂
Caught these two with 6.68Kgs of Ganja. pic.twitter.com/PUrmGxiPj8

— BengaluruCityPolice (@BlrCityPolice) May 6, 2017

Be a Skywalker instead. Please use the Skywalk.#GameOfLife #JustBCPThings pic.twitter.com/KgAMzYISyV
— BengaluruCityPolice (@BlrCityPolice) May 4, 2017

And finally, another Game of Thrones reference.

What Jon knows now…
99% : Nothing
1% : Road Safety#GameOfLife pic.twitter.com/ek60Nqcuxg

— BengaluruCityPolice (@BlrCityPolice) May 2, 2017

Keep up the good work Bengaluru Police, and thanks for the tweets we can’t stop liking!

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