PESHAWAR (Staff Reporter) The talented students of Khyber Girls Medical College (KGMC) Peshawar have scripted history in the field of education. During the recent convocation, the students achieved a remarkable feat by securing a rain of medals, with Qandeel Murtaza leading the pack by clinching a record-breaking 17 Gold Medals.
A Tailor’s Daughter Defies All Odds
Hailing from Haripur, Qandeel Murtaza’s extraordinary hard work earned her 17 Gold Medals in her medical studies. As her name was announced, the hall echoed with thunderous applause. The Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa personally pinned the medals on her, praising her exceptional achievement and dedication.
Qandeel’s father, a tailor by profession, was overwhelmed with joy at his daughter’s success. He shared that education has always been a priority in their household; one of his daughters is a Grade 17 officer in the FIA, another holds a PhD, and his son is an engineer.
Outstanding Performance by Other Graduates
Other students of the college also displayed stellar academic performance:
- Muqadas: Secured 10 Gold Medals.
- Sabeen: Honored with 7 Gold Medals.
Reaction from Educational Circles
The provincial educational community and the general public have hailed this achievement as a moment of great pride for the province. Educationists remarked that the success of students like Qandeel Murtaza, achieved despite limited resources, serves as a beacon of hope for others, proving that any goal can be reached through sheer perseverance and devotion.