The younger brother of a freedom fighter, he worked as a medical compounder in a government hospital. Due to his elder brother’s influence, he was drawn to social service. He played a crucial role in organizing small health programs and awareness campaigns, including free cataract operations for the underprivileged. He also arranged recreational programs like hand-cycle rides and board games for specially-abled individuals who often miss out on such joys.

We should not let prejudices impact our judgment. He believes that reducing the gap between the police and the public is essential to rebuilding trust among citizens. He has been working tirelessly to ensure that good individuals are recognized for their efforts.

As an ordinary man with extraordinary vision, he firmly believes that serving the country does not always require a position or resources—it requires a strong will.

Since childhood, he has been inclined toward helping people, especially the underprivileged and disabled. He has successfully executed numerous initiatives, awareness programs, and health campaigns.