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Mumbai Traffic police issued challan in their own style, as Tweet goes viral.

If you are active on the internet, then surely you have seen the recent tweet by the Mumbai Traffic Police on their official Twitter account. 

Mumbai Traffic Police never disappoints us; their funny and witty tweets are hilarious that someone can’t control their laugh. 

Surely we were missing their funny tweets, but they are back with another funny tweet. The recent Tweet by them is surfing over the internet.

Mumbai Traffic Police funny Tweet on Kartik Aaryn’s car:

Recently, Kartik Aaryan visited Dadar’s Siddhivinayak Temple with his parents to seek the blessing of Lord Ganesha for his upcoming Shehzada. 

The actor visited the temple in his black Lamborgini Urus, but surely he didn’t find a parking place. Police issued a challan as his car was parked on the wrong side. 

It seemed like it was a challan and a movie promotion at the same time. They shared the car picture with the blurred number plate. 

And the reference was taken from Kartil’s movies Pyaar ka Panchnama, Bhool Bhulaiya and Shehzada to share the incident. 

As the Traffic police stated, Problem? Problem yeh thi ki the car was parked on the wrong side! Don’t do the ‘Bhool’ of thinking that ‘Shehzadaas’ can flout traffic rules with the image of the car.

Netizens also commented on the post and shared their problems in the tweet. Here are some comment’s by them. 

As one user wrote, Deploy team nr SVC co-op bank, main mG road, nr patel nagar traffic signal, kandivali W mum-67. wrong side driving is a new normal here from morning 6- evening 11. CCTV is a joke here, no policeman/RTO checking here. Daily 1000s offences.

Where another wrote, There was not a single NO PARKING sign where I had parked my bike in Mulund East, and still I was charged with No Parking challan. Why? Full on Manmaani. 

Recently Kartik Aaryan Shehzada was released, and it is doing great at the box office. 

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