Nahid has no right hand since birth, SSC exam is overcoming all obstacles
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Right from birth immobilized. of Nahid However, his journey did not stop, his dreams did not stop. He is participating in the SSC examination by writing with his left hand at a normal speed. His twin brother Md. I danced. Both are taking exams in science department. Their struggle for life continues with poverty, family grief and physical limitations.
Their house is in Srikrishtapur Mohalla of Akkelpur Paur town of Jaipurhat. There is no wealth in the world, no guarantee of the future. Father Nurul Islam died eight years ago. He also lost his elder brother Mozammel three years ago. There are no resources other than a small area for housing. But life did not stop. Mother Nachima Bibi is raising cows and working in potato chips, and sometimes taking loans to support the education of her two sons. He clings to the dream of raising children despite the harsh reality of poverty.
Md. Nahid and Md. Nashim is a student of Akkelpur Fajruddin Government Pilot High School. They are giving exams at Akkelpur Girls High School.
On Tuesday, it was seen on the ground that Nahid was writing the exam with his left hand in room number four of that center. The right arm is not below the elbow. He is writing fluently with his left hand like other healthy and normal examinees.
Md. Nahid says, ‘I have no right hand since birth. I can write with normal speed with my left hand. So I didn’t think it necessary to take extra time for the exam.’ When asked about his life goals and future, his voice shows the pressure of reality. He says, ‘In the condition of our family, it is a big thing that we were able to reach SSC. It is uncertain whether I will be able to continue my studies. It seems foolish to dream big there.’ Nashim also continues the same fight by his brother’s side. This struggle of two brothers is like a story of becoming each other’s strength.
Mother Nachima Bibi said, Nahid has no right hand since birth. Still, he never gave up. I am teaching twin boys with a lot of difficulty. Trust God, let them become human beings. He said that eight years ago, Nahid and Nashim’s father died of a stroke. Eldest son Mozammel also died, unable to overcome the grief of her husband. He runs the family by rearing cows and making potato chips.
Secretary of Akkelpur Pilot Girls High School Examination Center. Abdul Momin told Prothom Alo, “Nahid is doing the test very nicely with his left hand. All necessary support is being provided for him. I am impressed by his morale.
Akkelpur Fajruddin Pilot Government High School Principal Abdul Matin said, ‘Nahid is a very talented and self-confident student. Physical limitations did not stand in the way of his education. With proper support, he can go a long way.”
Source: Prothom Alo Bangla
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