Three sisters of Unnao passed the dream of late father by passing police reserve recruitment exam

Three sisters of Unnao district only illuminated the name of their family by passing the recruitment examination, but also realized the unfinished dream of his late father. The family shared their happiness on Tuesday. Three daughters of a farmer of Sonbhadra district have also brought success in this examination and illuminated the name of their field.

Kalpana (25) and their two younger sisters, Archana and Sulochana, resident of Sundarpur village of Hasanganj tehsil of Unnao district, made their place in the selection list of soldiers (constables) recruitment examinations released on Holi. His family is proud of this success of the three sisters.

Family members said that Kalpana’s father Ravindra Kumar was a home guard, but he died in 2017 due to illness. He said that after the death of his father, Kalpana got a home guard job in ‘deceased dependent quota’ and took responsibility for his mother, princess, two sisters and younger brother.

While staying in the civil lines of the city, the three sisters worked hard and took the soldier recruitment examination. When the results were declared, all three were selected together, which gave their dreams flight. Kalpana said, “After the father’s death, the responsibility of the family was on my shoulders. Now when all three of our sisters have been selected in the police, it is my next resolution to decorate the future of the younger brother.

Kalpana’s mother is very happy with this achievement of the princess daughters and she said, “My daughters fulfilled the dreams of me and the heavenly husband. Now I am relaxed. ”

The Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board had announced the selection of 60,244 candidates for the posts of Police Reserve under Direct Recruitment-2023 on 13 March. Last year, the recruitment examination held on February 17 and 18 was canceled due to allegations of paper leaks. This incident also became a political issue during the general election, due to which the state government had implemented strict security measures at the examination centers when the examination was held again in August. There was great enthusiasm towards the recruitment campaign, in which 48,17,441 candidates applied for 60,244 posts.

Three sisters living in police station Karma area of ​​Sonbhadra district also brought success in the Uttar Pradesh Police constable recruitment examination on the strength of their hard work and dedication, not only their parents but also their village and area.

Suman Singh Patel, Manju Singh Patel and Aradhana Singh Patel, daughters of farmer Anil Singh Patel, resident of Karkki village of Karma police station area, had simultaneously participated in the constable recruitment examination and the three sisters succeeded.

One of the sisters who succeeded in the competition, Suman Singh told ‘PTI-Bhasha’ that his mother is a homemaker and father farmer and his grandfather Yagya Yagya Narayan Singh Patel was a freedom fighter.

The three sisters had completed their secondary level education from Hans Vahini Intermediate College (Kasaya Kala) and further education from JPS College (Kasaya Kala). He told that his grandfather was a freedom fighter fighter, who had a desire to go to the police and serve the country and society from the beginning.

Suman said that in this effort, all his gurus, parents, her husband and all the members of the in -laws were fully supported. He said that all the sisters had made full preparations at home and through online classes.

Aradhana Singh Patel said that she is the youngest of her sisters. He gave full credit for his success to his parents and other family members as well as the gurus.