Happy Holi: Mumbai Police posted a message on Holi 2022 on social media.
Mumbai Police on Friday advised people to play Holi safely and stay conscious. He has warned that those who ignore the message will be caught “red-handed”.
“Play with colours, don’t imagine them! We will catch you ‘red handed’ otherwise,” Mumbai Police posted on Instagram and its other social media handles.
One image, which is part of the post, contains the text: “Let’s not Holy-Senate.”
The post, as always, is a hit on social media and users have appreciated the innovative post.
“Omg Gold,” said one user on Instagram. “Very good,” added another.
A Twitter user posted, “Mumbai Police is shaking.” Some of them even wished Mumbai Police a “Happy Holi”.
President Ram Nath Kovind, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other political leaders greeted the people on the occasion of holi,
The President wished “excitement and new energy in the lives of all countrymen”, while PM Modi wished “mutual love, affection and brotherhood” among the people on Holi.
Marking the beginning of the spring season, Holi is the festival of colours, which signifies happiness and the victory of good over evil.
Holi in Barsana, Mathura and Vrindavan regions of Uttar Pradesh begins on Basant Panchami and lasts for more than a month.
Barsana, a small town located about 42 km from Mathura, is famous for its Lathmar Holi festival. Women run after men with sticks or sticks and playfully kill them during this festival. Men, on the other hand, come dressed up with a ‘dhal’ or shield.
Thousands of devotees and tourists flock to Mathura and Vrindavan to witness this frenzied version of Holi.
The festival of colors is celebrated with gaiety all over India. People throw “gulal” or dry colors at each other and sing and dance to mark the festival.