GEN Z STYLE – Delhi Police sends a strong message using 'Kuchu Puchu': Fly kites, but stay away from Chinese manjha!

Fly kites but stay away from Chinese manjha, Delhi Police's big message on the pretext of 'Kuchu Poochu'!

New Delhi: As the Independence Day is approaching, the colorful kites have started to shine in the sky of Delhi. On the occasion of 15th August, a large number of people enjoy kite flying in the capital. Meanwhile, the Delhi Police has taken a very interesting and viral approach on social media to advise people to stay away from the dangerous Chinese manjha.

The Delhi Police made people aware by using the 'Kuchu Poochu Tum Kahan Ho' meme that is going viral on social media these days. "Dear Kuchu Poochu, fly kites but say no to Chinese manjha, understand? " This meme-style message is grabbing people's attention and is being shared on social media.

Danger explained through viral chat

Delhi Police explained the dangers of Chinese manjha in a very simple way through a hypothetical conversation. In the conversation, one person asks what are you doing, in response to which the other says that he is flying kites with full enthusiasm. When asked about Manjhe, he says' Chinese wala '.

He is then warned that Chinese manjha is extremely dangerous for birds and two-wheeler riders. In reply, the other person talks about using safe manjha.

The fun of kite flying should not turn into an accident

Due to the sharp edge and strong synthetic structure of Chinese manjha, it can pose a serious threat to humans and birds. Bike or scooter riders are at risk of serious injuries if the manjha gets stuck in the neck and face. Sometimes pedestrians also fall on the road.

Not only this, Chinese manjha can remain trapped in trees, electric wires and buildings for a long time. Due to this, even after the kite flying is over, the risk of accident remains.

It is also dangerous for birds.

The biggest danger of Chinese manjha is also for birds. Contact with it while flying can cut their wings, legs, or neck. Many birds get seriously injured and in many cases even lose their lives.

Why is China so dangerous?

Chinese manjha is stronger and sharper than ordinary cotton yarn. It is usually prepared from synthetic nylon or plastic based material and in some cases it is coated with extremely fine glass or other sharp materials. That's why it doesn't break easily and can cause deep injury on contact.

Fly kites, enjoy the festival, but do not use such a string that becomes a threat to someone's life. Delhi Police's' Kuchu Poochu 'message is an attempt to convey this caution to the people in a fun way.