Burned flame in hut: The son of the vegetable seller wore UP police uniform, know the success story

Kaushambi: A story has come out from the Nagar Panchayat Daranagar in Kaushambi district of Uttar Pradesh, which tells that if the hard work, dedication and stubbornness are true, then no dream is incomplete. Vimal Kumar Sonkar is the son of a poor vegetable seller. He not only studied by staying in the hut, but also achieved the uniform of Uttar Pradesh Police.

Vimal’s father child Lal Sonkar sells vegetables and survives the family. With the same earnings, Vimal first studied high school from Gandhi Memorial Inter College and then enrolled in SAV Inter College for intermediate. Vimal also shared his hand in selling vegetables to lighten his father’s burden.

Vimal was unfit in SSC GD medical
Vimal says that he used to study in the village itself. There was also no coaching fees, but when the coaching center came to know their economic status, free studies were done. For the first time in Vimal 2021, he appeared in the SSC GD examination and passed, but was declared unfit in the medical. This led to the breakdown, but still did not give up. Many times failed, but his passion remained intact.

Vimal told emotional story
Vimal’s father baby Lal says that once Vimal got out of number three in the final list of SSC GD, he said that Papa, give me one scales and pale, I will also sell vegetables. Seeing the tears of the son, the girl Lal’s eyes also filled the eyes. He hugged the son and said that we will work and teach you.

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4-5 hours daily studies
The same words kept burning like a fire inside Vimal. He decided that until a government job is not available, do not stop. And finally the same thing happened. Vimal, who was sitting in a hut for 4-5 hours continuously, was successful in the UP Police examination and now became a soldier and made his father’s chest proudly widened.

Vimal’s story is not only an inspiration for the youth, but also for thousands of families who leave dreams incomplete due to poverty.