Panchayat Effect: Delhi Police Warn Against Drunk Driving, Take Inspiration from Sachiv Ji

Delhi Police is well known for its creative approach to road safety. They use eye-catching visuals and clever messages, often inspired by current events, to remind people about traffic rules. Their posts are entertaining and informative, making it easier for people to learn about staying safe on the roads. Delhi Police uses various memes or references from the latest films or web series to raise awareness among the general public about traffic rules. Recently, Panchayat Season 3 was released on Prime Video on May 28. The web series has inspired a witty post on the social media handle of Delhi Police. Taking inspiration from the web series, the Delhi Police’s official X handle used its reference to draw attention to road safety and warn against drunk driving.

In the viral X post, the Delhi police appreciates Panchayat’s Abhishek Tripathi, the Secretary of Phulera Village. Sharing the post, the Delhi Police wrote, “Well done! Secretary Ji. Very well done.” Delhi Police shared their message with a scene from the web series when the secretary was required to visit Fakoli Bazar, but the driver was drunk. In this situation, the Sachiv Ji himself drove the three-wheeler.

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Check the Delhi Police’s witty drunk and driving post:

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The post was shared a day ago and since then it has gone viral. The post has collected thousands of likes and an array of witty comments. The X post struck a chord with the users who praised the creativity of Delhi Police in getting its message across. “Sachiv Ji first time drove 3-wheeler.. not sure if holding a license for it,” commented a user. “Good one,” appreciated another. “Delhi Police is also a fan,” added a third. “Delhi Police is a fan of Sachiv Ji (secretary),” mentioned a fourth. “Savage,” wrote a fifth.