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Naeem meets KAS toppers

K H News Service by K H News Service
December 22, 2017
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Jammu:Continuing his spree of encouraging the youth for cracking the state’s civil services examination, Minister for Public Works, Naeem Akhtar Friday met the topper of Kashmir Administrative Service (KAS) Anjum Bashir Khan Khattak and second rank holder, Aliya Tabassum at their residences here.

Learning that the toppers hail from remote areas of Mohra Bachai in border district of Poonch and Chatroo in Kishtwar, the Minister said they have set an example for other youth residing in the far-flung areas that hard work and dedication can’t stop the talented youth from coming to the mainstream and satiate their hunger for achieving the best in the World.

Congratulating the toppers, the Minister asked the youth to follow these young officers who have braved all odds to realize their drea

Terming their selection as real empowerment of the people of far flung areas, the Minister said they can help the government in better implementation of development plans in the remote areas. They should serve in these areas of the state to provide better services to the people and engage in inter-personal exchanges to better understand their problems, he added.

Pertinent to mention that Khattak has done computer engineering from Baba Ghulam Shah Badshah University, Rajouri and is serving as government teacher in Poonch while as Tabassum has done Masters in Law from University of Jammu.

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