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Wondering how does fake news spread so rapidly? Mumbai Police answers
Updated On: 19 May, 2020 11:00 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Mumbai Police's hilarious meme urged people to refrain from sharing fake news as it sparked a laughter riot on Twitter

Mumbai Police's latest post takes on fake news to curb the spread of rumours. Picture/Twitter Mumbai Police
Amid the rising number of coronavirus cases in Maharashtra, Mumbai Police took to Twitter to share yet another witty and informational meme to take on fake news. Taking inspiration from one of the popular web series Paatal Lok, Mumbai Police shared a hilarious meme to show how and from where the rumour-mongers get all their exclusive news from.
When fake news peddlers are asked - where did you get this ‘exclusive’ news from?#NewsFromPaatalLok #ExposeFakeNews pic.twitter.com/SvHSgp4oJR
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) May 17, 2020
Taking to the micro-blogging site, Mumbai Police shared the witty meme with their 5 million followers and captioned it, "When fake news peddlers are asked - where did you get this 'exclusive' news from?" Mumbai Police ended their caption with the hashtag, News From Paatal Lok and Expose Fake News as they urged people to refrain from sharing fake news.
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