Jane Alam, Thakurgaon

RAB stands by Sraboni Roy and Masuma Akhter Hira, students from Thakurgaon who got admission into a medical college.

Officials RAB-13 met two meritorious students and their families at Masuma's house in Barunagaon, Salandar Union, Sadar Upazila on Sunday afternoon.

During this time, the two meritorious students and their families were presented with floral greetings, financial donations and a milk cow each.

This time, students Masuma Akhter Hira and Sraboni Roy got the opportunity to get admitted to Jashore Medical College and Rangpur Medical College. Despite getting the opportunity to get admitted to medical school, news was published in various media outlets about the uncertainty of admission due to lack of money. In light of such news, RAB has stood by them as part of its humanitarian work, determined to overcome poverty and move forward.

Two talented students and their families are happy to receive such a gift from RAB.

Masuma Akhter Hira said, "I lost my father at a young age. I got the opportunity to get admitted to a medical college through my mother's struggle. My mother had no shortage of worries about college admission and the cost of her studies. What I received from RAB today will reduce my worries a lot. I am grateful to them for being the ones who helped me fulfill my dreams."

Srabani's mother Subhashi Rani said, "We always have tension in our family of poverty. Today I received financial support and a milk cow. My dream for my daughter will come true. She will become a great doctor one day. Please pray for her."

Company Commander of Rapid Action Battalion (RAB-13) Mohidul Islam PPM said, "As part of our humanitarian work, we have delivered gifts to two meritorious students on behalf of our CEO Sir. They have overcome poverty and got the opportunity to study medicine. In addition to various activities including internal security in the country, financial donations including milk cows and calves have been given as part of humanitarian work."