Rajouri (Jammu and Kashmir): A girl from Remote Village Rajouri district in Jammu and Kashmir have been chosen for training for the giving of a short service commission at AE (L) the Indian Air Force (IAF) branch.
Tahirah Rehman, a resident of Khudbani Village in Khawas Tehsil, is 145 km from Rajouri District, is the Princess of Captain former Honor Abdul Rehman.
He is the first Gujjar girl from Jammu and Kashmir who will be chosen for flying officers in the Indian Air Force.
He was the second of Rajouri District after Maya Sudan’s Flying Officer from Lamberi Village.
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“My husband served a nation for 30 years and my children also wanted to serve the nation.
My daughter had worked very hard.
I thank the people here for their constant support.
I am very happy and hope like my daughter’s other district children This makes their parents proud, “his mother said Rakia Begum on Tuesday.
Irshad Begum, his cousin said, “This is the back of the Rajouri District.
There are no schools in our village and for our education, we have to travel far.
His mother usually takes him to school to class 5.
He always wants to be a pilot in the class Indian air and today he has reached his dream.
He is the first girl from the Gujjar community to do it.
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He further said that the local community of all communities celebrated his achievements.
“They have made their way four km to the top of a hill to become part of this celebration,” he added.
Liyarat Ali, a local resident said that it was a very proud moment for their village and everyone was very happy.
Other locals said they were happy because the area was very backward and was a great achievement for the people there.
“I feel proud to be very proud of today.
My daughter must travel four to five km every day to reach school until the class 5.
My daughter is the first girl from our community to become a flight officer from Jammu and Kashmir from Rajouri District,” his father said.
Shivanghi Kant, a child protection law officer, Rajouri District said that this was a very proud moment for all districts and countries.
“Today boys and girls move forward and make the nation proud.
Being a pilot is not common especially for girls from underdeveloped villages.
We feel very proud to see a village girl doing something different.
I congratulate her For success and his future desires also made our country and the district proud, “Shivanghi Kant said.