A daughter from Jammu and Kashmir has created history by becoming a fighter pilot in the Air Force. In fact, Mawya Sudan, a flying officer from the Rajouri district, is the first woman from Jammu and Kashmir to be associated with the Indian Air Force as a fighter pilot. There are not many women in the Indian Air Force right now. Mawya has become the 12th woman fighter pilot in the Air Force. Mawya Sudan hails from the Rajouri district of Jammu and her village is near Lambari Line of Control (LoC). Mawya Sudan was inducted as a fighter pilot last Saturday.
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Congratulations to Mawya Sudan, daughter of J&K, who has been commissioned as a Flying Officer in the Indian Air Force. It is a matter of immense pride & joy to see you scripting history. With this achievement, you have lent wings to the dreams of millions of our daughters. pic.twitter.com/3zShaz9Dmv
? Office of LG J&K (@OfficeOfLGJandK) June 20, 2021
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As part of the information received, Mawya Sudan's induction as a fighter pilot took place at the Joint Graduate Parade ceremony of the air force academy in Hyderabad. In fact, Air Force Chief ERKS Bhadauria was the Chief Guest at the Joint Graduate Parade ceremony. Now, greetings are being received from all over the country to Mawya. Among those who congratulated are officials of the Jammu and Kashmir administration as well as politicians, and celebrities.
You can see, Mawya was also congratulated from the official Twitter account of Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha. In his tweet, he wrote, "Congratulations to Mawya Sudan, daughter of Jammu and Kashmir. She has been commissioned as a Flying Officer in the Indian Air Force. This historic moment is a matter of pride for the most. His achievement will also give wings to the dreams of other daughters here.''
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