Pathri: Despite all the odds, the promising daughter of a poor family, Akmal Jahan Ansari, has brightened the name of the area by becoming a judge. Her mother had to sell bangles to bring the daughter to the pinnacle of success..

Akmal Jahan Ansari, a resident of village Ghissupura, about 25 km from Haridwar city, has succeeded in the PCS-J exam announced on Friday. Akmal's father Nisar Ahmed died in 2007 due to illness. The responsibility of raising five children fell on the shoulders of Akmal's mother Hashmi Begum. At that time, Akmal Jahan Ansari was a Class 11 student.

Sources say that Hashima Begum opened a bangle shop in one corner of the house to raise children and complete her studies. Akmal continued his studies even after the financial crisis. Akmal Jahan's primary education was done in a village school. After this, he passed the 12th examination from Ferupur Inter College. After this, she turned to Aligarh Muslim University with the goal of becoming a judge.

Mother and I did not lose courage: At the same time it has been learned that Akmal is third among 5 siblings. Akmal says that tie was born again and again in my studies. Mother did not have any shortage to bear the cost of studies and I also did not lose courage. I am grateful to my mother and teachers for the success that I have received. Akmal says that she wants to work for justice for women and poor people.

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