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Never judge people by their attire

Now a days people are judged by their attire, if person is well dressed then he is known as great person and if a person is in simple and ordinary cloth he is calculated as lower class people.

One of his lecture Gaurnaga Prabhu told the definition of corporate people, Stressed, Depressed but still well Dressed. Means if you are well dressed then you will be treated as great personality and if person is not like that we underestimate their value.

I am sharing you one story where we can learn we should never judge anyone by their attire.

As the story goes, in 1920, the Maharaja of Alwar, a fabulously wealthy ruler his name was King Jai Singh Prabhakar, visited London, and one day decided to walk around the city “incognito,” wearing ordinary English clothes. Passing by a Rolls Royce showroom, King Jai Singh decided to go inside. He asked the staff about the specifications of the Rolls Royce cars and their prices. However, the salesmen just saw a man with the face of an Indian. Ignoring his request for a test drive, the staff went so far as to rudely show the Maharaja to go out showed him him the door.

This treatment naturally made him furious. The Maharaja got back to his hotel and asked for an official visit of the Indian king to the Rolls Royce showroom to be arranged. When he appeared in his formal outfit, dressed in sparkling clothes and jewelry, the Maharaja was welcomed with a red carpet and employees standing on both sides of it paying their respects to the king.

King Jai Singh spent more than two hours in the showroom, trying all the six models exhibited. In the end, he purchased all of the cars in the showroom. And he paid for them all right away, including the cash for the costs of delivery. When he returned to India, King Jai Singh Prabhakar gave an order to the Municipality of New Delhi to use the cars for collecting garbage. So, there were six brand-new Rolls Royce models sweeping the streets of New Delhi, and carrying the garbage away.

This news goes viral everywhere and when Owner of Rolls Royce heard that news he personally come to India and visited King Jai Singh and apologized for his great insult and asked him no to use that Cars for collecting garbage.

So, moral of the story is we should never judge anyone from his attire he could be anyone and anyway either person is rich or poor but we should give them proper respect.

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