After Mumbai Police, Rajasthan Police Comes Up With Creative Idea Of KBC. Twitter Loved It

There is no denying the fact that Kaun Banega Crorepati (KBC) is one of the most popular quiz shows ever. Of course, money is among the most important aspects; however, a major credit for its popularity also goes to wonderful host Amitabh Bachchan who has successfully done many seasons of KBC till now and won hearts of audiences.

We all know that everyone is trying to be socially active nowadays so as to keep themselves updated with the latest trends and also to interact with a large mass in the least possible time. We have seen how Mumbai Police always comes up with hilarious memes or lessons based on the viral trends to spread awareness among citizens of the country.

Now Rajasthan Police also seems to be in a mood to give them a competition by starting its own KBC on the micro-blogging site Twitter. However, its full form is not Kaun Banega Crorepati but Kitna Bada Crime. They have initiated it with a noble intent of making people aware about laws and crimes.

After Mumbai Police, Rajasthan Police Comes Up With Creative Idea Of KBC. Twitter Loved It - RVCJ Media

This is indeed one-of-a-kind and attention-grabbing method as youths find such quizzes quite interesting. At the same time, it boosts knowledge of common public that could not have been so easy and exciting otherwise.

They posted the first quiz on 24th September and the quizzes are about various offenses and IPC sections that deal with a particular crime.

Till now, Rajasthan Police has asked six questions on Twitter. Here they are:

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This initiative is receiving an overwhelming response from netizens and a number of people are participating in the game.

Twitter loved this idea and this is how they admired Rajasthan Police:

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Although participants will not get any prize money, there is no denying the fact that this game will enhance people’s knowledge and assist greatly in spreading awareness. Nevertheless, it’s said that senior officials might bring prizes too after such a welcoming response.

Kudos to Rajasthan Police!

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