Mumbai: The Mumbai Police has issued a strict directive prohibiting police personnel from creating reels, vlogs, or social media content while wearing official uniforms. The department has released a formal circular warning that disciplinary action will be taken against those found violating the order.
Circular Issued to Maintain Professional Conduct
According to the official circular, police personnel are not permitted to shoot or upload videos in uniform for personal social media accounts. The move aims to uphold the dignity, discipline, and professional image of the force.
Senior officials have clarified that any officer or staff member found making reels, short videos, or vlogs in uniform will face departmental action as per service rules.
Focus on Discipline and Public Trust
The decision comes amid growing concerns over uniformed personnel creating content for platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, and other social media channels. Authorities believe such activities may compromise the seriousness of the police role and impact public trust.
The directive reinforces the importance of maintaining professional decorum and ensuring that official uniforms are not used for personal publicity or entertainment purposes.
Strict Enforcement of Guidelines
With the issuance of the circular, the Mumbai Police has made it clear that compliance is mandatory. Officers have been advised to strictly adhere to departmental guidelines regarding social media usage.
The latest order highlights the department’s commitment to discipline, accountability, and preserving the integrity of law enforcement in one of India’s largest metropolitan cities.
