Man Without Sweater Wears Jacket In Last Leg

 There was a man who started his journey from the deep south of the country from Kanyakumari to Kashmir. His mission was to unite the country. The reason being, what he believed was, the nation had become fragmented due to alleged nefarious activities of divide and rule policy followed by the ruling party at the center. He said that the country's people were divided on the basis of religion and were emotionally exploited for the sake of votes and hence to gain the power of supremacy to rule the nation for many decades to come. He believed that the Nation needed to unite, to fight the menace of partition motives, for sake of younger generations and its future.

   Millions of people of different ages, sex & sections of society kept on joining him to encourage and support his mission of uniting India. Veterans of different fields, areas, actors, women, men, children and champions of society kept supporting him. He came across several hurdles and criticism from opponents, but he was disheartened or discouraged and kept moving on his path of uniting the people of this great nation. He crossed several states where the residents spoke different languages all over his route. But though the people spoke different languages, but they could easily understand the language of love, compassion & brotherhood. They kept joining the mission and walking on the path of truth and supporting the leader in his fifties.

Their support mattered a lot for that man about whom the opponents thought and said that whatever he was doing was to fulfill his political desire to become the leader of the nation someday. They branded him as hopeless, careless, futile & undesired in Indian society. But he never lost hope. He talked sense and opened up & shared his vision for this ancient country Bharat.

Apart from a love of common people he also garnered support from several political stalwarts and was praised for his endeavor which they said was the need of the hour.

       Like tapasvi in the mountains in the chilling weather of North India,
he kept walking in simple clothes for which he was criticized and castigated. But that had no influence at all on his mission. 

He still continues to walk. Hope the nation will walk forward under his leadership someday.