Assam Police Ask 'Rasode Me Kaun Tha?' Then Answer 'Rasode Me Drug Peddlers' Tha; Witty Tweet Goes Viral

Assam Police took to their Twitter account on Tuesday to send out a message on its anti-drug operations in Assam.

(Image: Twitter/@nagaonpolice)

New Delhi: The viral 'Rasode Main Kaun Tha' dialogue from Hindi TV serial 'Saath Nibhana Saathiya' continues to be on loop for many, and has now caught the attention of Assam police who used it to reveal their success in busting drug trafficking operations in state. For a while, the Asaam police has been sending out important messages with a pinch of humour in it which have attracted a massive audience, especially by young people. Coming with another hilarious one in the row, the state cops took to their Twitter account on Tuesday to send out a message on its anti-drug operations in Assam. Using 'Saath Nibhana Saathiya' viral dialogue 'Rasode Main Kaun Tha', the Assam police revealed, "Rasode me do drugs peddlers tha. Carton me se Livsaf and vitamins nikal diye aur CODEX and drugs chhupa diya. Itne me Team Nagaon ayi aur dono ko utha liya."

RASODE ME KAUN THA ? Rasode me do drugs peddlers tha. Carton me se Livsaf and vitamins nikal diye aur CODEX and drugs chhupa diya. Itne me Team Nagaon ayi aur dono ko utha liya.@assampolice @gpsinghassam @lrbishnoiassam pic.twitter.com/UIV7Wrih0p

— Nagaon Police (@nagaonpolice) September 1, 2020

The Nagaon police also posted two photographs showing several cartons containing bottles of common medicines. According to the police, the bottles contain drugs. Meanwhile, singer -musician Yashraj Mukhate's mashup video of 'Kokilaben' dialogues from the Hindi TV serial, 'Saath Nibhana Saathiya' has gone too far on the social media. In the viral mashup, Rupal Patel aka 'Kokilaben' could be seen rapping in an auto-tuned video. Mukhate, whose bio says that he is a music professional, allegedly turned a scene from the show into a rap song. As the hilarious clip continues to circulate all over our news feed, several people have attempted to create their own versions of the mash-up. The rap song even invited the attention of Union Minister Smriti Irani, who couldn’t resist sharing it on her Instagram account.