Baleswar-born Col performs nail-biting stunt

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Although the task was  very difficult  and risky, yet the physically impaired  Baleswar born Army officer  could register another record in his name by exhibiting a nail biting performance of yoga on the Independence Day.

He demonstrated his yoga on a  20 feet ladder mounted on a Maruti Gypsy moving at a speed of around 40 kmph. 50-year-old Lieutenant Colonel Laxmidhar Bhuyan showed the stunt at Nasik on the 75th Independence Day. He made a rigorous  practice to demonstrate his skill which was called ‘Longest time  hitting on hips by heels on headstand yoga position.’ “For the new record I practiced Yoga and obtained permission from Defence authorities to perform stunt. I could succeed in  achieving a new record. Three judges witnessed and assessed my performance. Our top brass officers including Brigadier A Ragesh, Station Commander and Commandant Artillery, and several other officers and men were present on the occasion,” said Col.  Bhuyan.

Notably, Col Bhuyan  has achieved several prominent records including Guinness Book Records, Asia Book of Records, India Book of Records, Limca Book of Records, Best of India records and Coca-cola Book of Records, for showing similar stunts.

He hails from Banguru village under Oupada block and had joined the Indian Army  in May 1992. Bhuyan  is a marathon runner and is popularly known as  flying man of Odisha. He is an enthusiastic yoga expert as well.

Daily Pioneer
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