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Zomato made a joke about a client asking for bhaang in a post on Twitter, it caught people's attention online.
Digital Desk: People are super excited for celebrating the festival of colours with their loved ones as the Holi countdown has begun.
The main aspects of Holi include gulaal, delicious food, mithai, and having a great time with family and friends. Also, most people simply adore drinking thandai, a beverage comprised of milk, almonds, and cooling spices. And for a little trip, some like to add some bhaang to the same to give it a little extra zing!
As a result, when Zomato made a joke about a client asking for bhaang in a post on Twitter, it caught people's attention online. The tweet also attracted the attention of the Delhi Police, who gave an amazing response.
Zomato shared a post on Twitter in which they made fun of a customer who requested delivery of bhaang.
"Tell Shubham from Gurgaon that we don't deliver bhaang ki goli, kindly. He's questioned us 14 times: "the message read.
See the post here:
The post from the food delivery app attracted a lot of interest and amusing responses from Twitter users.
One person said, "Rohit got a startup idea from your tweet while waiting in Bangalore.
"We are all Shubham on Holi," another user said.
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Meanwhile, the Delhi Police also commented on Zomato's post. The police department tweeted, "If anyone meets Shubham...tell him not to drive if he consumes bhaang," in response to the post.
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