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Lost Palms in Blast, But Not Courage: Rajveer Gurjar Becomes Tehsildar Without Coaching
- •Rajveer Gurjar lost both his palms in a tragic accident at just 10 years old.
- •Despite the disability, he passed the RAS exam without coaching, securing fourth rank in the disabled category to become a Tehsildar.
- •He learned to write by joining his remaining hands, completing his 12th grade, graduation, and post-graduation.
- •Inspired by officers, he initially dreamed of becoming a police officer but pursued administrative services due to his disability.
- •After failing his first attempt, he succeeded in the second and now aims to help other disabled and hardworking children achieve their dreams.
Key Questions Answered
Rajveer Gurjar lost both palms at age 10 when a roadside toy he found unexpectedly exploded. Despite this severe injury, he cultivated immense courage, practiced writing by joining both hands together, and independently completed his education without any coaching.
Rajveer Gurjar secured the fourth rank in the disabled category of the RAS recruitment examination. Following this remarkable achievement, he has been selected to serve in the Rajasthan Tehsildar service.
Rajveer was inspired to become an officer from a young age due to his family and surroundings, particularly because his father worked as a driver for an RPS officer's government vehicle. Although his disability prevented him from joining the RPS service, he determinedly pursued administrative service through the RAS examination instead.
