The Mumbai police started the new month by heaping praises for the city and the residents that they serve. To mark World Compliment Day, the law enforcement agency tweeted appreciation for small but impactful acts of kindness and responsibility that the city’s inhabitants display in their daily life.
“Mumbai, it’s the world compliment day. We may fall short of words to compliment you enough but you do mean the world to us. You do. A thread. #GoodJobMumbai #WorldComplimentDay #WhatACopSees,” the Mumbai police tweeted.
Mumbai, it’s the world compliment day. We may fall short of words to compliment you enough but you do mean the world to us.
You do.
A thread. #GoodJobMumbai#WorldComplimentDay#WhatACopSees
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) March 1, 2022
In the following tweet thread, the police force complimented a host of people who take care of stay animals or offer water to exhausted traffic police personnel. “The honest citizen who brought a lost wallet to the police station. You have ‘found’ your way into the world’s good books. Keep it up! #GoodJobMumbai #WorldComplimentDay #WhatACopSees,” it posted.
The pillion rider wearing a helmet.
We see you going the ‘extra mile’ to remain safe. #GoodJobMumbai #WorldComplimentDay #WhatACopSees
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) March 1, 2022
The lady who offered water to our traffic policeman.
Your kindness ‘melted’ our hearts!#GoodJobMumbai #WorldComplimentDay #WhatACopSees
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) March 1, 2022
The honest citizen who brought a lost wallet to the police station.
You have ‘found’ your way into the world’s good books.
Keep it up!#GoodJobMumbai #WorldComplimentDay #WhatACopSees
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) March 1, 2022
The college kids going out of their way to feed stray dogs and cats.
Wassup? You are truly ‘pawsome!’#GoodJobMumbai #WorldComplimentDay #WhatACopSees
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) March 1, 2022
The wholesome and witty thread is quickly racking up likes and retweets.
This is not the first time that the city’s law enforcement force has displayed its affection for Mumbai. In 2019, the city’s police department shared a video on Twitter on Valentine’s Day featuring its officers who named the things and places they love the most in Mumbai. In the video, the police department called Mumbai “their first and only love”.