Cursory: A primary school boy who was able to hold his class in the absence of a teacher has gone viral on the internet


A primary school boy from India has wowed many, as a of him confidently teaching his classmates surfaced online.
In the video posted on Twitter by Arun Bothra, a police officer, the boy was seen in the front of the class yelling what appeared to be instructions to his classmates, which they promptly obeyed.
It appeared their teacher was away from the class and then he had to take over command in a military fashion.
Sharing the video, Bothra wrote in the tweet made in Hindi:
“Just wondering what this child will become when he grows up. Drill maestro or football coach? leader? Or TV Anchor.”
See tweet below
Reactions:
@YogiAdOO7 said: “Sir not only this boy ,other seating children can become if they get chance to lead like this.”
@KhyatiMotawar commented: “TV anchor is best, such energy, in everything they speak!”
@Kal______El said: “If you had asked me this then I would have said drill instead. But now I am sure that he will become a news anchor.”
@PANKAJ_MUMBAI said: “He is future Editor-In-Chief of @republic news.”
@acharya_odisha1 reacted: “This boy will be the probationer of SVPNPA to lead and command his parade group.”
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