Man Refuses To Step Down From UP Bridge Until ISRO Contacts Vikram Orbiter In Viral Video

Sparsh Mudgal

Exactly 10 days ago Chandrayaan-2’s Vikram orbiter lost contact with ISRO and millions of Indian hearts were broken overnight. 


Despite narrowly missing the soft-landing, people poured in support for ISRO and all the brains behind India’s quest to the moon. 

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Even NASA is ready to launch an orbiter to take photographs of the stranded orbiter in a bid to secure more information for making the necessary contact. 

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But amid all this, the setback was too much for this UP guy, who was apparently depressed after India’s unsuccessful attempt. 

According to India Today, a man named Rajnikant (no not our Thalaivar) can be seen climbing a pillar of the New Yamuna Bridge in Prayagraj, along with the Indian flag in a viral video

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The news of India falling short apparently depressed the guy, who then decided to climb the pillar and stay there for hours. 

Soon a huge crowd gathered around the bridge and people were seen making videos of the whole incident.

Patrika

After spending near 2 hours, Rajnikant hinted on his public display of emotions by passing a handwritten note to the people standing below. 


The note read: 

Chandrayaan 2 ke Vikram lander ka sampark ISRO se nahi ho jata, tab tak main Chandradev se prarthana karta rahunga. Rajnikant. 
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Interestingly, this is not the first time Rajnikant has climbed the pillar on the very same bridge. 


He did the same stunt a few months ago while protesting against environment change and global warming. 

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