Neither eyes, no lights… yet such tricks on chess boards that the world keeps watching, see Ground Report

Udaipur. Just think, nothing can be seen with the eyes, the chess board is laid in front and without seeing a single pawn, the players are shocked that the front should be shocked. A similar view is being seen in Udaipur city these days. State level visually impaired chess competition has been organized here, in which around 23 players are participating. All these players have made their mark not only at the state but also at the national and international level.

Chess is considered a game of brain anyway, but when this game plays visually impaired players, it becomes an example in itself. Neither these players can see the pieces nor move. But, they remember every trick. Which Goti has been kept, which trick has done, all the accounts of all these are in their mind.

International identity has also been received at the international level

Bhanwarlal of Rajasthan, who has himself represented India internationally, said that he has participated in many big competitions in cities like Chennai, Delhi, Jaipur and Hyderabad. He says that the more difficult this game is, the more challenging it is, and that is why he made it his career. Chandragupta Singh Chauhan, the organizer of the program, said that everyone is stunned to see the speed of these players. When they play, it seems as if someone is laying chess tricks on an invisible board. Moreover, even if you remove all their pieces, these players can decorate their entire board again in the same way.

Find a ray of light even in darkness

This skill of visually impaired players is not only inspiring, but also proves that no weakness comes in front of the fresh and hard work. There is less awareness about chess in the society, but these players are telling that if there is dedication, then even in darkness, the path of light is found.