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In a city where traffic management is typically associated with routine gestures, Ranjeet Singh, a traffic police officer in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, has become a viral sensation for his distinctive approach inspired by the legendary Michael Jackson.
Singh's decade-long commitment to handling traffic with a touch of Michael Jackson's iconic dance moves has not only fascinated locals but also garnered attention on various online platforms. An old video showcasing Singh gracefully directing traffic with Jackson's signature moonwalk recently resurfaced, reigniting the fascination around his unconventional style. ALSO CHECKOUT: VIRAL NEWS OF THE DAY: Amit Trivedi Unveils Soul-Stirring Auto Driver's Concert On Wheels Amid Mumbai Streets!
In an old interview, Singh shared the origins of his unique approach, stating, "I have been a Michael Jackson fan for years and copied his moonwalk step to halt traffic 12 years ago," told AFP. Initially met with surprise, Singh's unconventional tactic has proven effective over the years, earning him popularity among commuters and drivers.
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Managing traffic amid noise pollution and unruly motorists can be a taxing task, but Singh's moonwalking has brought an entertaining twist to his duty. Reflecting on the serious nature of his profession, Singh expressed his concern for road safety, emphasizing, "I have picked up the bodies of over 40 youngsters after accidents over the years, and I feel terrible. I just want youngsters to stay safe and follow rules."
Despite initial scepticism from colleagues, Singh's unorthodox traffic-handling style has earned him the respect of fellow officers, with Singh now even providing moonwalking lessons to interested colleagues. Singh's parents are proud of his innovative approach to the job, combining passion with an inventive twist.
Social media has played a significant role in Singh's rise to fame, with nearly 50,000 followers on his Facebook page. Fans and spectators regularly share videos of Singh's unique traffic control methods, turning him into a social media phenomenon.
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