CURATED BY – GAURAV SINGHAL | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Saharanpur. The basis of the success of the Indian Army, which surprised the world by destroying Pakistan's terrorist bases and military establishments with its valor and precise marksmanship in just four days after the Pahalgam terrorist attack, is its correct mathematical knowledge and the practice of concentrated practice, a unique example of which is Maharaja Prithviraj Chauhan. Today, remembering Maharaja Prithviraj Chauhan on his birth anniversary, Yoga Guru Padmashree Swami Bharat Bhushan, pushing Arjun, Eklavya and Prithviraj Chauhan to the limit, repeated the incident in front of Mokshayatan Sadhaks and the children of Nation Builders Academy when Muhammad Gauri attacked Delhi seventeen times and after losing to Prithviraj Chauhan, captured Prithviraj Chauhan for the last time and gouged out his eyes. Muhammad Gauri was told that Prithviraj Chauhan knows how to shoot word-piercing arrows. Therefore, he organized a demonstration of this art in his court. Gauri sat on a very high seat. Prithviraj Chauhan was made to stand at a distance and was given a bow and arrow. The word piercing arrow was to be shot on the sound of the soldier's bell. As soon as the demonstration started, poet Chandra Bardai gave a signal to Chauhan in a couplet "Char Bans Chaubis Gaj, Angul Ashta Praman.
Ta Upar Sultan Hai, Mat Chuke Chauhan." ! This helped the blind Chauhan to know the place where the Sultan was sitting. As soon as the Sultan gave the order to start the demonstration, on the same sound, Chauhan shot an arrow from the bow which went straight into the Sultan's neck due to which he died instantly there. Before the soldiers could understand anything, Chandra Bardai and Prithviraj Chauhan sacrificed themselves by slitting each other's throat with a sword. This couplet even today reminds us of that golden history of the bravery and accurate aim of our heroes. In the Tiranga Yatra that started after the address, the slogans of Desh Ki Shaan Apni Fauj Apne Jawan touched the hearts deeply.