‘No Way Home’: Delhi Police adds a Marvel touch to its advisory

The Delhi Police added a Marvel touch to their advisory tweet, and the internet is in awe.

The American superhero film ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,’ based on Marvel Comics, has become a worldwide blockbuster.

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The warning references many blockbuster Marvel films. The advisory, which came in the form of a tweet last week depicts liquor being poured into a glass, with a nod to ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home,’ which also played with the multiverse.

The Delhi Police tweet said, “If you’re ‘Far From Home’ don’t fall into the ‘#MultiverseOfMadness’ or you will find ‘No Way Home’! Don’t Drink & Drive for a safe ‘#Homecoming’ #nowayhome.” 

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The tweet has taken everyone by surprise. Users on Twitter have left funny comments on the post.

One user wrote -“This is good inspiration for bad human species if you can’t understand this. So, no one can help you anymore. Better is understood before, after no time to understand.”

Another user said- “Nice work… looks like Dr Strange will fall into whiskey on rocks.”

“This one good nice work DP,” a third user wrote.

In many countries, including India, road safety is a major concern. Drunk driving causes a large number of accidents in Delhi. It is critical to exercise caution, drive cautiously, and obey traffic laws. In 2019, there were 12,256 road accidents caused by drunk driving, according to the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways.

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Driving under the influence (DUI), also known as impaired driving, is the act of consuming alcohol and then operating a motor vehicle. Motor vehicles include bicycles, motorcycles, golf carts, boats, jet skis, and lawn mowers in addition to cars. Driving while intoxicated is also illegal. Drunk drivers frequently face significant fines, loss of licence, and increased insurance costs.