• Guinness World Records’ Instagram page posted videos of numerous records.
• He painted the wheelchair-bound emblem while going through the Dubai Mall.
• The video has received more than 4.6 lakh views since it was posted.

Videos of numerous records being broken are posted frequently on Guinness World Records’ Instagram page. Many were astounded and motivated by their most recent disclosure regarding one such record. In this video, a man in a wheelchair traverses Dubai’s streets to produce the biggest GPS sketch ever. He painted the wheelchair-bound emblem while going through the Dubai Mall and the Burj Khalifa neighborhood

“Largest GPS drawing (individual) (CID2), 8.71 km (5.41 miles) by Sujith Varghese,” Guinness World Records (GWR) said. “In 2013, Sujith was crippled after a bike accident. “He tried this record in order to encourage and provide strength to all determined athletes,” they wrote in remarks.

A comment from the record holder is also included in the caption. “It was lovely to develop a motto that everyone knows and crosses the limits of languages,” Sujith told GWR. We delivered a message to the world through Dubai and Guinness World Records, which belong to a global community of like-minded people. And it was lovely to depart from Dubai, the city most rich in values and easy access to significant people.”.

Just 14 hours ago, the video was shared. The video has received more than 4.6 lakh views since it was posted, and the numbers keep rising. Also, the share has received around 45,000 likes. Individuals responded to the video by posting a variety of remarks.

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