An ex-Navy officer jumps from 10,000 feet in Thailand while flying the “Jai Shree Ram” banner. Observe

A “Jai Shree Ram” banner was flown by retired Navy officer Lt.cdr Rajkumar as he skydived into Thailand to commemorate the opening ceremony of Ayodhya Ram Mandir. The former officer, who is now a skydiving analyst and coach for athletes and military people, reportedly fell from 10,000 feet, according to All India Radio News. Rajkumar’s video became viral when it was posted on Instagram.

The former cop may be seen in the footage approaching an aircraft while holding a suitcase. He jumps, opens his parachute, and unfurls the flag in midair as the jet reaches 10,000 feet in the air. At the conclusion of the video, he makes a quick landing.

January 24 was when this post was shared. It has received over 41,000 views since it was shared. In addition, the video has received a lot of comments and over 4,000 likes.

People’s reactions to the video were as follows:
Someone said, “Jai Hind to our officers.”

“Absolutely amazing, proud of you,” a second person said.

“Wow, this is really amazing,” said a third.

Another guy previously gained popularity on social media for building a copy of the Ram Mandir out of only matchsticks. “It took six days to complete this replica of Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir,” sculptor Saswat Ranjan said to ANI. To complete this project, I used 936 matchsticks in total. The Ram Mandir model is seven inches wide and fourteen inches long. I doubt that matchsticks smaller than this could be used to create a duplicate of the Ram Mandir.”