Image tweeted by Delhi Police (Credit; Twitter/DCPCentralDelhi) 
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Image tweeted by Delhi Police (Credit; Twitter/DCPCentralDelhi) Even though coronavirus vaccines are here, cases in India are on a steep rise. As such, the go-to way to keep safe is to wear masks. The Delhi Police took to social media to spread awareness about the risk of not wearing a mask. And what better way to do it than jump on the 'pawri' bandwagon?
Delhi Police tweeted a handmade image with the caption, "Wear mask to protect yourself and stop the spread of COVID-19".
The handmade image begins with a cartoon COVID-19 virus saying, "Yeh hum hain (This is us)". Moving on, it shows three types of coronavirus that say, "Yeh humaare mutations hain (these are our mutations) aur yeh hamari pawri ho rahi hai (we are having a party)."
The tweet by DCP, Central Delhi has garnered over 2,600 likes and 576 retweets so far.
Thanks to the creativity of the person who made this sketch.
DCP Central Delhi (@DCPCentralDelhi) March 19, 2021
The sketch shared by the DCP, Central Delhi is inspired by the viral pawri trend started by the Pakistani social media influencer Dananeer Mobeen. Netizens could not help but appreciate the Delhi Police for such an innovative way to drive the point home.
Loved this tweet!
Priti Gandhi - (@MrsGandhi) March 19, 2021
this should add up too.... pic.twitter.com/qUtglmMLMG
Purush (@anshumankshah) March 20, 2021
Show this to all political parties who are doing massive rallies without Covid precautions @INCIndia @BJP4India @AITCofficial @samajwadiparty @arivalayam @AamAadmiParty
Team Baan (@TeamJamesBaan) March 20, 2021
This is very creative and interesting way of driving home a point. Well done!
Neel (@neelshas) March 20, 2021
The man behind the innovative cartoon, senior HDFC Bank executive Rajiv Banerjee thanked the Delhi Police for sharing his cartoon.
Its really great sir . Message well conveyed . Now its for people to understand & follow covid appropriate behaviour . I think this should be put as hoardings on all public places .
Rita (@ritachechani) March 21, 2021
The national capital has reported over 6.48 lakh coronavirus cases. Out of these, over 6.33 lakh people have recovered whereas 10,963 have succumbed to the contagion. The national capital has 3,934 active cases so far.
Also read: COVID-19 vaccinations cross 4.72 crore-mark in India: Health Ministry
Also read: COVID-19 in India: Active cases cross 3.45 lakh-mark, recovery rate tumbles to 95.67%
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