In a landmark moment for Balochistan, Kashish Chaudhary has made history by becoming the province's first Hindu woman to be appointed as an Assistant Commissioner.
Hailing from the remote town of Noshki in district Chagai, Chaudhary's achievement is being hailed as a powerful symbol of inclusion, diversity, and meritocracy in the province.
Chaudhary secured the position after successfully passing the highly competitive Balochistan Public Service Commission (BPSC) examination at a notably young age.
Her accomplishment was recognized in a formal meeting with Chief Minister Mir Sarfraz Bugti at the CM Secretariat in Quetta, where she was accompanied by her father, Girdhari Lal.
During the meeting, Chief Minister Bugti lauded her achievement, describing her as "a symbol of pride for not just Balochistan, but the entire nation."
He added, "Kashish has proven that the daughters of Balochistan are second to none. Her success sends a strong message that talent and perseverance can emerge from even the most remote corners of our province."
In her remarks, Chaudhary expressed her deep commitment to public service, emphasizing her desire to advocate for youth, women, and marginalized communities.
"I'm grateful to the Government of Balochistan for placing its trust in a young woman from a minority background. My journey is just beginning, and I intend to be a strong voice for those who are often unheard," she stated.
She also commended the transparency and inclusiveness of the BPSC, saying it offers a level playing field for candidates regardless of their background or location.
"Where you come from doesn't define how far you can go. It's your dedication and commitment that matter," she said, urging young girls across Pakistan's remote areas to pursue their dreams without fear or hesitation.
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