A 10-year-old Yogi Adityanath is seen on the streets of Basti with a 'mini chief minister', a saffron robe and a commando squad.:What made this morning walk unique was the security cordon surrounding the "Child Yogi." A team of children dressed in Black Cat Commando uniforms surrounded the young student.

News Topical, Digital Desk : The streets of Basti district in Uttar Pradesh were a unique sight on Republic Day. The streets, normally bustling with traffic and crowds, suddenly erupted with chants of "Jai Shri Ram" and "Yogi, Yogi." The occasion was a grand morning procession, but the center of attention wasn't a politician, but a 10-year-old boy who impersonated Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in such a way that onlookers couldn't believe their eyes.

When a private school student stepped forward dressed as Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, it seemed as if the Chief Minister had descended directly from Kalidas Marg in Lucknow to Basti. With a shaved head, a saffron robe, a Rudraksha rosary around his neck, and a Chief Minister-like seriousness on his face, not only was the attire, but even his manner of accepting greetings with folded hands was so perfect that everyone was mesmerized.

The Commando Security Circle and the Thrill of 'Protocol'

What made this morning procession unique was the security cordon surrounding the "Child Yogi." A team of children dressed in Black Cat Commando uniforms surrounded the young student. Carrying dummy modern weapons and wearing dark glasses, these "little commandos" moved forward with a completely professional attitude, controlling the crowd. This sight made pedestrians on the street stop.

The most emotional and talked-about scene of this scene came when the actual police personnel deployed for security welcomed this "little Yogi." The inspectors and constables on duty not only smiled and encouraged this child, but also honored him by garlanding him. The policemen said that seeing the child's confidence reminded them of the working style of the real Chief Minister.

Shopkeepers and local residents welcomed him by showering flowers.

As the procession passed through the city's main intersections, large crowds of people gathered. Shopkeepers and local residents showered flowers from their rooftops to welcome the child yogi. Videos of this morning procession are now rapidly going viral on social media, with people praising the child's acting and the school's creative effort.

The principal of the private school explained that the purpose of this activity was to develop leadership qualities in children and introduce them to the great personalities of the state. He said, " Yogi Adityanath 's discipline and work ethic are an inspiration for today's children. This student has brought that discipline to life perfectly on screen."