I have said this a million times and I will say it again – Mumbai Police has the best account on Twitter and everyone else should just delete their accounts because let's be clear, no one can compete with them. There are so many meme pages on every social media platform but there's only one that matters, and we all know which one I'm talking about.

Just a couple of days ago they came out with a hilarious 'Riverdale' meme and well, only Veronica Lodge would not be happy about it.

Well, we don't really play cool if you break the rule! #AlwaysFollowTheRules pic.twitter.com/p7YJkjUtco

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) September 1, 2018

Yes kids, always follow rules. Side note – this scene from 'Brooklyn Nine Nine' goes perfectly with this.

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And now, being very topical like always, they have a cautionary message for people celebrating Janmashtami.

Let your being 'on top of the world' feeling not get shattered by unnecessary carelessness! #AwareGovindaAalaRe #WearSafetyGear pic.twitter.com/EsTkpmJSSc

— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) September 3, 2018

The best part about this is that no one is complaining and stopping people from celebrating however they want, it's just a warning about how to pay just a little more attention to not face any bad consequences. That's how it should be because it's a life-saving suggestion which is actually quite important to implement.

Full props for the hashtag also, everyone always appreciates a good word play.

So, remember to break the handi, not you head. I actually have a better suggestion for this – break the handi, not your haddi. See, isn't that better? Mumbai Police, are you reading this? Are you hiring?

Like always, people really liked the PSA.

Always ð

— Anup N (@anupnagle) September 3, 2018

Good idea.

the minimum age of Govinda phatak should be 18 years and height of the pyramid should be no more than 20 feet due to safety reasons. I hope this is adhered. Even Lord Krishna & his friends formed pyramid not more than 10ft I assume.

— Allwyn Michael (@AllwynMichael) September 3, 2018

This is exactly what I said!

Dear @MumbaiPolice  this is what I like most about u, this is the actual way of awaring ppl. As u never ask ppl not to celebrate festival, but u say do celebrate it to fullest but beware of ur safety n make everyone around comfortable.
It's gonna b busy day 4 u guys, so gud luck

— rohit shukla (@srunny) September 3, 2018

Very well put.

ððvery well put up, break the handi not your head

— sonitaa@k (@sonitaaak0925) September 3, 2018