IAS Bilal’s success will inspire every Kashmiri youth

We haven’t heard enough from national media about astounding success of Bilal Mohiudding Bhat, who cleared the prestigious civil services exams and secured 10th rank. 

Recently a twenty-two-year-old officer with the Rajputana Rifles Lieutenant Ummer Fayaz, was kidnapped from his home in Tral and shot dead by the terrorists, which shocked not only Kashmir but it caused anger among youths.

(Bilal Mohiudding, who secured 10th Rank in UPSC Exams)

This year, fourteen candidates from Jammu and Kashmir made it to the merit list of Union Public Service Commission exams conducted in 2016. Bilal is currently serving as forest officer in Lucknow.

For a strife-torn state, Bilal’s success has come as fresh breath of air as he could inspire thousands of youths, who are sick of ongoing violence.

After completing the test, Bilal said, words alone can’t describe his feelings and he feels at the top of the world. Youth of Jammu and Kashmir echoes same sentiments but they are not expressing their feelings in media.

Other students from Jammu and Kashmir, who qualified the exams included Zafar Iqbal (rank 39), Syed Fakhrudin Hamid (rank 86), Bisma Qazi (rank 115), Suhail Qasim Mir (rank 125), Saqib Yousuf (rank 472), Inabat Khaliq (rank 604), Faisal Javaid (rank 610), and Amir Bashir (rank 1087).

This is a strong rebuttal to the terror outfits, who burn school, threaten students from going to schools.

We already witnessed to the long queues of youths lining up for physical test of police test. Bilal's success will underscore every attempt made by the separatists Burhan Wani a hero.