Police in UP, Mumbai use ‘Stranger Things’ references to spread important messages

The Mumbai police also urged people to report sexual harassment by calling helpline numbers 100 and 103 or reaching out to them on their Twitter handle.

Such flavour of strange will put you other side of Bars. #SheMatters#Dial100#StrangerThings4 pic.twitter.com/6qyuh9U344

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) May 28, 2022

The UP Police posted a graphic that said “Never open links, which contain Stranger Things”. The simple graphic emphasised the importance of not clicking on suspicious or random links as they might initiate phishing attacks that lead to financial fraud or data theft.

Clicking on ‘Stranger Links 🔗’ may lead to #StrangerThings #StayCyberSafe #CyberSafety pic.twitter.com/LaUJUeear2

— UP POLICE (@Uppolice) May 28, 2022

Commenting on this post, a Twitter user wrote, “UP police is setting the bar high with their moment marketing wali strategies :)”.

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Both Uttar Pradesh Police and Mumbai police have used Stranger Things references in their awareness campaigns in the past as well.

Days before season four of Stranger Things was released on Netflix, more than 15 monuments across the world promoted the series using the themed light work on their surface. As part of this international promotional campaign, the Gateway of India lighted up in with eye-catching projections on Thursday.