WATCH: After Flaunting Abs, Rahul Gandhi Takes Instant Push-Up Challenge

Rahul Gandhi does a push up challenge with a student at St. Joseph's Matriculation Hr. Sec. School in Tamil Nadu before which he showed Aikido moves and danced with the students.

Rahul Gandhi In An School Event In Tamil Nadu | ANI (Screen shot)

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi swam in the sea with a few fishermen in Kerala and stirred the internet with his post-swimming pictures last week. But just when people thought they had seen enough, Rahul Gandhi showed a few tricks he had up his sleeves, today while interacting with students of St. Joseph's Matriculation Hr. Sec. School in Mulagumoodubn in Tamil Nadu he danced with the students then he demonstrated some 'Aikido' moves and finally had a push-up challenge with one of the students.

#WATCH: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi dances with students of St. Joseph's Matriculation Hr. Sec. School in Mulagumoodubn, Tamil Nadu during an interaction with them pic.twitter.com/RaSDpuXTqQ

— ANI (@ANI) March 1, 2021

Students of St. Joseph's school to welcome him sang a song to which he danced gleefully with other students, he showed a student an 'Aikido' move which left the student vigorously shaking his hand. Later, Gandhi was seen doing a push-up challenge with another student after which he one hand push-ups as the students cheered on. 

#WATCH: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi doing push-ups and 'Aikido' with students of St. Joseph's Matriculation Hr. Sec. School in Mulagumoodubn, Tamil Nadu pic.twitter.com/qbc8OzI1HE

— ANI (@ANI) March 1, 2021

Last week, ahead of upcoming assembly elections in the state former Congress chief Rahul Gandhi during his visit to the poll-bound Kerala swam with the local fishermen of Kerala.

Rahul Gandhi shared videos and photos of his experience on his social media account. Taking to the Instagram, Congress leader said, "Every morning our nation's fisherfolk work tirelessly to provide for millions of Indians. The work they do is difficult & painstaking but incredibly rewarding. It was an honour & a privilege to spend time with them & experience just a fragment of the hard work they put in."