Mumbai Police used titles of shows, including Shah Rukh Khan's "Circus" and "Fauji" to send across their message on COVID-19.
In a exclusive interview with India TV, Mumbai Police Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Pranaya Ashok said the police is investigating all possible angles in Bandra migrants' unrest.
The Mumbai Police has detained Vinay Dubey, who allegedly set off rumours that led to hundreds of migrants flooding the Bandra West area.
Vinay Dubey has been formally arrested by Mumbai police now, under IPC sections 117, 153 A, 188, 269, 270, 505 (2) and Section 3 of The Epidemic Diseases Act
Stree starred Rajkummar Rao and Shraddha Kapoor in lead roles. The actress shared the poster on her Instagram and wrote: "Bilkul sahi. The only mantra we need to keep every STREEt safe is not to venture out on the STREEts."
In order to spread awareness about the spread of COVID-19 through droplets, Mumbai Police made the best use of one the scenes from Shah Rukh Khan's film 'Main Hoon Na.'
Indian batsman Rohit Sharma applauded the Mumbai Police for working round the clock to ensure the safety of citizens.
Many Bollywood celebrities like Ajay Devgn, Akshay Kumar, Ayushmann Khurrana, Alia Bhatt, Shilpa Shetty and others have thanked the Mumbai Police for their selfless service after they shared a video saying 'Mumbai first.'
Ajay Devgn took to Twitter to share the video by the Mumbai Police which urged people to stay at home as the same is a luxury for the police officials who are currently at the frontline to combat COVID-19. "#TakingOnCoronavirus," wrote Devgn while sharing the video.
In wake of coronavirus outbreak, Home Minister of Maharashtra Anil Deshmukh distributed personal protective equipment (PPE), masks and sanitizers to Mumbai Police personnel.
The Mumbai Police remembered the 2011 World Cup on its ninth anniversary to highlight the fight against coronavirus.
Coronavirus Lockdown: In humane gesture, Mumbai Police distribute food among the needy
Mumbai Police conducted checks on the movement of vehicles at Kurla-Chembur highway on March 30 amid lockdown. They are allowing only those individuals availing or rendering essential services.
Coronavirus lockdown: Mumbai police detains 32 people for travelling in vehicles meant for essential services
The government of Maharashtra has announced a curfew in the state in backdrop of coronavirus pandemic.
Mumbai Police on Thursday night assures citizens that essential items like food, grocery, medicines will continue to be supplied during the 21-day national lockdown annouced to combat coronavirus.
Mumbai Police on Sunday issued an order prohibiting the conduct of any kind of tour involving a group of people traveling together to a foreign or domestic destination. The moves come as a precautionary measure to prevent further spread of the COVID-19 virus.
Unidentified bikers shot at Lady Inspector in Virar, adjoining Mumbai. Assistant Inspector Siddhbhava is involved in the investigation of Rs 200 crore bank scam.
In Nagpada police tried to remove curtains and sheds from the protest venue against CAA and NRC. As soon as the police started the process of removing the curtains and sheds, the women created a ruckus after which the Police had to return empty hand
A Mumbai criminal escaped from cops custody after he said that he wanted to use the toilet at Shivajinagar police station. The criminal, who was in police records, was arrested after he was found in suspicious state while roaming around in the area.
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