 "Who is Rajinder Meghwar, who made history in Pakistan, became the first Hindu officer in the police service?")
Rajender meghwar makes history: Minorities in Pakistan, especially talented young men and women from the Hindu community, are breaking barriers and achieving great success. Rajendra Meghwar is one of them. Rajinder Meghwar has created a new history by becoming the first Hindu officer to join the Pakistan Police Service (PSP). Rajendra Meghwar has assumed his responsibility as Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) in Gulberg area of Faisalabad on Friday.
Rajinder Meghwar, who hails from Badin, a rural and economically backward area of Sindh province, decided to join the police force after clearing the Civil Services Examination (CSS). Rajendra Meghwar expressed pride in fulfilling his long-time dream of serving his community. Meghwar proved with his hard work and determination that success can be achieved despite being from a minority community. This trend shows the inclusion and progress of Pakistan in society.
An opportunity to contribute to the community
Speaking about his appointment, ASP Rajinder Meghwar said that working in the police force will give him an opportunity to make significant contributions to his community, especially minorities, which is not possible in other government departments, according to a Pakistan Today report. “Being in the police, we can directly solve people’s problems, which we cannot do in other departments,” said Meghwar. A Hindu becoming an officer in Pakistan Police Service is considered a big step and it inspires others as well.
For the first time, a Hindu in an important position in the Punjab Police
The appointment of Rajinder Meghwar is being viewed positively by his colleagues in the police force. This is the first time since the establishment of the Punjab Police that a Hindu officer has been appointed to such an important post in Faisalabad. Police officials believe that the presence of Rajinder Meghwar will not only improve law and order but also allay the concerns of minority communities, thereby increasing public confidence in the force. Senior officials are proud of his appointment and insist that his presence as a Hindu official will also strengthen ties with minority communities.
Rupmati has also passed the CSS exam
Along with Rajinder Meghwar, another member of Pakistan’s minority community Rupmati has also cleared the CSS exam. Rupmati, a resident of Rahim Yar Khan, aspires to work in the Ministry of External Affairs and is determined to project a positive image of Pakistan on the international stage. A few years ago, 22-year-old Raja Rajinder also became a police officer. Rajinder also cleared the CSS exam despite the lack of basic facilities in his city. Despite many difficulties he persevered and achieved one of the highest honors in the civil service of Pakistan.