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Kashish Chaudhary with Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti and other officials

Karachi: Pakistani Hindu girl has been appointed as Assistant Commissioner (Assistant Commissioner) in Balochistan. 25 -year -old Kashish Chaudhary has created history as she has become the first woman in the minority community to be appointed to the post in this disturbed province. Kashish, a resident of Nashki, a remote town in Chagai district of the province, has passed the Balochistan Public Service Commission (BPSC) examination.

Kashish meets CM Sarfaraz Bugti

On Monday, Kashish along with her father Girdhari Lal met Balochistan Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti in Quetta and asked her to work for the empowerment of women and minorities and the overall development of the province. Girdhari Lal told the media, “It is a matter of pride for me that my daughter has become an assistant commissioner due to her hard work and commitment.” A businessman by profession, a businessman Lal said that his daughter had always dreamed of studying and doing something for women.

What did the CM of Balochistan say?

Chief Minister Sarfaraz Bugti said that it is a matter of pride for the country that people of minority communities have reached important positions due to their hard work and efforts. He said, “Kashish is a symbol of pride for the country and Balochistan.”

Hindu women have reached big positions

Explain that in recent years, women of Hindu community have generally achieved remarkable success in male-oriented areas in Pakistan, and have reached important positions by crossing many cultural, religious and social obstacles. Police sub-inspector Pushpa Kumari Kohli (35) in Karachi said that Hindu women have firmness and intelligence to reach the top. Kohli, who belongs to Scheduled Castes, said, “I have also passed the Sindh Police Public Service Examination. There are many more Hindu girls who are waiting for themselves to educate and become something. ”(With language inputs)