To drive home its message against drunken driving, the Rajasthan Police used catchy one-liners from a popular 'shayari' of Rahat Indori and Hindi film 'Amar Prem' in its special campaign ahead of New Year festivities. In a tweet as part of its campaign - 'This New Year, Don't Drink & Drive' - the police used a popular line from Rahat Indori's 'shayari' - 'bulati hai magar jaane ka nahi' - to caution people against drunken driving. #NewYearParty 💃🏻🕺🏼 में आपको मिलेंगे कई तरह के 🍾🍻 #INVITATION. मेरे दोस्त, सोच 🤔समझकर करना स्वीकार।#RajasthanPolice#DontDrinkAndDrive#PartywithCaution pic.twitter.com/MWsUIqn1Bf — Rajasthan Police (@PoliceRajasthan) December 28, 2021 "Bulati hai magar jaane ka nahi, peekar gaadi chalane ka nahi (There are invitations but it is not to be accepted, and cars are not be driven after drinking)," it tweeted on Tuesday. नया साल, #Party के बाद न हो बवाल! नशे की हालत में न करें #Driving🚘 समझदार बनिए, एडवांस में कैब बुक करिए। #PartywithCaution#RajasthanPolice#DontDrinkAndDrive pic.twitter.com/OMymP1bkYo — Rajasthan Police (@PoliceRajasthan) December 27, 2021 On Monday, the police used the 'Pushpa I Hate Tears' dialogue from 'Amar Prem' and tweeted, "During driving, Pushpa I Hate Beer." In another tweet, the police suggested booking a cab in advance and not to drive while drunk.
