A 25 years old male diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis was referred to physiotherapy department for treatment with symptoms of altered sensations and bilateral lower limb muscle weakness. On physiotherapy assessment we found that lower limbs had grade 2 strength on MMT and difficulty in walking in addition to above mention symptoms. Physiotherapy treatment was started with bed mobility and active assisted exercises which progressed to strengthening exercises. When the patient was able to walk without assistance, resistance walking had begun with 0.5 kilogram progressed till 2 kilograms weight cuffs tied over the ankle joints. Post 1 month resistance walking intervention patient showed significant improvement in the gait and was able to carry out his activities of daily living independently.