3 siblings of a labor family passed the civil exam in unison without mobiles and with fewer books!

Making history in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, three siblings from the remote Kahara area of Doda district have cleared the prestigious Jammu Kashmir Civil Services Examination (JKCSE).

Ifra Anjum Wani and her younger brother Suhail Ahmed Wani cleared the prestigious exam on their first attempt. While Huma, the eldest of the three, achieved the feat in her second attempt.

All three siblings will be the first in the family to join government service.

All three siblings will be the first in the family to join government service. Suhail has secured 111, Huma 117, and Ifra 143. Suhail graduated from Govt MAM College in 2019. Huma and Ifra did MA in Political Science through correspondence from IGNOU in 2020.

Munir Ahmed Wani, a father of three, works on a labor contract.

Munir Ahmed Wani, a father of three, works on a labor contract with a monthly income of Rs 15,000-20,000. Let us show you here that brothers and sisters decided to prepare for civil services in 2021. In 2014, Munir was working as a mechanic in a private company. Munir's wife is a housewife.

A large family dwelling in 3 room house.

The family lives in a three-room house in a narrow lane in Shahabad Colony near Bahu Fort in Jammu. The three siblings completed their schooling in Kahara and the nearby town of Kishtwar. The house in Jammu was bought by Munir in partnership with his brother-in-law, Sadiq Hussain Wani (a teacher in a government school in the Doda district). So that their children could continue their studies. He said the siblings had to share a room, as the house housed 10-12 people in winter and 6-8 in summer.

Siblings Passed the exam in spite of fewer sources.

Ifra said, 'We did not have a mobile phone considering our father's low monthly income. Each subject had only one book that we had to share. Because of this, there were always arguments between Huma and Suhail about not getting enough time to study a particular subject. I used to mediate between them and persuade them to cooperate with each other.'

The lake of guidance and material was the challenge for them.

We faced many difficulties in terms of content and guidance, said Huma. Ifra, on the other hand, said that, by the grace of Allah, we all have done it. The test results show that her life has changed in just one day. Suhail, who wanted to join the police service, said, 'This is a complete U-turn for all of us. It brings both power and responsibility.' Suhail wishes to work against the menace of drugs in Jammu and Kashmir, while his sisters want to join civil administration and serve the marginalized sections of society.

Good news finally, all's well that ends well.

Munir was in Rajouri when the results were declared on Friday morning, and Sadiq Hussain was the first to know about the brothers' success.

He said,
'I did not even know that my children were appearing for the exam. When my friends sent me the result on WhatsApp, it was a pleasant surprise for us.'