Bushes of marijuana plant grow around Kullu police sign board asking people to not drive drunk, netizens believe nature got options

Chandigarh, August 03 A video of a sign board installed by Kullu police to warn commuters against boozing while driving is getting fervidly viral across social media. The police, through message on board, categorically conveys that such practices could...

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 11:52 PM Aug 03, 2022 IST

Chandigarh, August 03

A video of a sign board installed by Kullu police to warn commuters against boozing while driving is getting fervidly viral across social media. The police, through message on board, categorically conveys that such practices could land offenders in jails, which are pretty cold in Manali. A yet another message at bottom of the board discourages smoking as well.

The video has been shared on Instagram by an account, Itshimalayas.

Keeping the wit of police aside, the aspect that makes the video peculiar is the bunch of weed plants that grow around the sign board. The clusters of weed plants that grow unchecked around the Kullu police’s warning board has left netizens laughing out loud. People in comment section say no one can stop nature and one should rather smoke and fly.

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