According to historical accounts, Jalaluddin Mangbarni bravely rode his furtively strong horse into the Sindhu River. At that time, a Mongol chieftain remarked, "Would that I had such a brave man in our large army," when he observed this rather a big leap. He even successfully crossed the flowing river.
This indeed demonstrated his rather unique bravery, strong belief in the eventual catch of a heavy fish and what to say of his sturdy 🐎.
In Begusarai, Bihar, Rahul Gandhi, the leader of the Congress party, recently took a more literal approach, splashing directly into a muddy rural pond while wearing his signature white T-shirt and cargo pants.
As a result, he quickly joined the gang of fisherman in their fairly harmless attempts to grasp the water-borne fish. There has been a big desire to procure that wonderful fish by many of his well-wishers.
The Congress leader himself preferred a more unconventional approach, diving in with confidence and making a splash without hesitation.
We must be thinking of such a fit swimmer among the politicians. His endeavour and intention both worked in line with the critical diving situation.
None would have even thought of Rahul Gandhi's particular move. However, he instantly created a big example for his immediate political adversaries.
One BJP leader, Shahnawaz Hussain, has recently said that Rahul should keep on fishing; nothing is going to happen for his Congress party in the first phase of the assembly polls.
He produced something rapidly without his preparation or focused attention to swim. It was something we found difficult to look at an image of Rahul Gandhi.
The resemblance is obvious, although this has been ably registered as a stylish leap scene in its significant impact.
In other equally solemn words, very little will stop others from evolving his more or less extraordinarily stylish motivation, and, who knows, we may nicely be talking about the next generation replicating him in the same vein.
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