Watch How Delhi Police Uses Rohit Sharma’s Video To Raise Awareness On Road Safety

Delhi Police is well-known for its humorous posts and clever responses to raise public awareness of a variety of issues. Their social media posts never fail to deliver powerful messages while simultaneously making you laugh out loud. Delhi Police showcased their social media skills on Sunday by sharing a unique take on road safety.

Sarfaraz Khan has been cautioned by Indian captain Rohit Sharma to wear a helmet before fielding during the current Test Series between India and England. The incident happened when Rohit asked him to stand next to batsman Shoaib Bashir. The young athlete neglected to wear a helmet, though. At that point, the captain stopped

Ravichandran Ashwin from delivering the ball and urged Sarfaraz to put on the gear. “Hey brother, don’t try to be a hero. Zyada hero nahi banne ka idhar, helmet pehen le.” Put on a helmet),” the stump mic picked up Rohit Sharma’s voice.

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“Hero par two-wheeler nahi banne ka! The police department wrote, “Hamesha helmet pehenne ka!” in the post’s caption on X.

The post has received over a thousand likes and over a lakh views since it was shared.

Good one, a user commented.

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“Rohit Sharma should be the brand ambassador Delhi Police,” a second user commented.

“My Captain Raising Awareness,” someone said.

“Absolute genius Delhi police always convey there informative messages through unique way of currently happening…” stated a user of X.

“Well done, ImRo45 Skipper. This little clip should be used by all traffic cops to encourage people to wear helmets at all times. Pandemics kill fewer people than traffic accidents do. @MumbaiPolice “another person said.