Mother is not conscious, father does not breathe… but son fulfilled dreams; Younger brother made such Tejendra a doctor by working wages

The condition of Tejendra’s house is so bad that even two days of bread was difficult. However, Tejendra Kumar Meghwal, a resident of Baytu Panaji, old village in Barmer district, was alive and was also elevated. In such a situation, the younger brother worked and hungry himself, but the elder brother Tejendra’s studies did not stop and Tejendra already selected in NEET and showed that the flight of dreams can be filled with a hut.

Younger brother made a doctor by working

Sherram, a resident of old village Baytu Panaji, has been a patient of asthma for the last 10 years while his wife has been mentally unwell for 22 years. Despite this, Sherram’s younger son not only handled the family by working wages but has also made elder brother Tejendra Kumar a doctor. Tejendra’s early education was from the government school in the village and scored 82.33 per cent marks in tenth and then dreamed of becoming a doctor.

2202 V rank achieved in SC category

Due to the financial condition of the house, there was neither money to buy books nor coaching. In such a situation, after being selected in 50 villages, Tejendra worked hard here and in the first attempt, selection has been done in NEET. Tejendra has secured 483 out of 720 numbers. The same All India has secured 73788 V rank while in SC category 2202 V rank.

Tejendra also wages with brother

Not only this, Tejendra used to go on wages with younger brother during holidays. Tejendra says that 50 villages have made their dream of becoming a doctor. The father is an asthma patient and the mother is mentally unhealthy. In such a situation, he has not only realized the dream of serving the people of the village by becoming a doctor, but has also become an inspiration for the people. Tejendra has proved that big dreams thrive not only in palaces, but also in huts.