Mumbai police, who otherwise are very tough with their actions, chooses the humourous way to nudge the Mumbaikars or create awareness about anti-social elements on Twitter.
A few days back, James Bond actor Pierce Brosnan revealed that a tobacco company cheated him by not disclosing the hazardous nature of Pan Bahar, a product which he endorsed.
Right after this tweet, Mumbai police tweeted mentioning tobacco and its impact on health in a humourous way.
Tobacco did what bullets couldn’t! There’s not even .007 percent chance that tobacco would not be injurious to health! #BondWithHealth pic.twitter.com/8Su76PCZ6P
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) 16 March 2018
In February, the Delhi government had issued a show-cause notice to Brosnon for endorsing a tobacco-based pan masala in a surrogate advertisement last year.
Replying to the notice, Brosnan said he was cheated and he also added that he will never assist any company in promoting harmful products and will co-operate with the department to stop the campaign.
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