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Delhi Police shared a public-awareness message urging people to think before posting hurtful or abusive comments online. The post said trolling can cross the line into harassment and leave a lasting impact, ending with the message: “Think. Type. Respect.” The post came after Salman Khan addressed online trolling and abuse during the latest Weekend Ka Vaar episode of Bigg Boss 20, where he spoke about the impact of online comments and urged people to think before they type. [ Delhi Police, Salman Khan, Online Trolling, Cyber Harassment, Bigg Boss 20, Social Media, Online Abuse, Think Type Respect ] #indicore #DelhiPolice #SalmanKhan #OnlineSafety

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@shivane_bishnoi Yeah sure, trolling isn't acceptable but ramming your car over 4 people is acceptable, k*lling a black buck is acceptable, beating up your gf is acceptable, being buddies with terr*rists is acceptable and getting your star wintess k*lled is acceptable. His name was Ravindra Patil. Do google him. N this is only half of the sh*t.

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