Delhi police put out a one-room set for rent but there is a catch

Chandigarh, May 26 Delhi police have reflected its witty side through a latest tweet, where they seem to have been putting out an advertisement of one-room set on sharing and individual basis. The mock advertisement, which left twitterati confused,...

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 02:24 AM May 27, 2022 IST

Chandigarh, May 26

Delhi police have reflected its witty side through a latest tweet, where they seem to have been putting out an advertisement of one-room set on sharing and individual basis. The mock advertisement, which left twitterati confused, is actually reference of a jail room.

The post has been shared on official Twitter handle of Delhi police. “Book your space. Possession soon. The living offer you certainly CAN resist!,” the post reads.

The Delhi police laid out a full-fledged advertisement of the room, depicting all amenities. The facilities include television, music, CCTV monitoring, newspaper etc. Moreover, the service of pick and drop is also claimed to have been provided by Delhi police itself.

The post has accumulated over 2,500 likes so far.

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