10/08/2022
A way to SUCCESS Of CSS
CSS 2017 46th CTP PSP
Assistant Superintendent Of Police❤️
Few days back, I assumed charge as / Tando Adam, district Sanghar #سانگھڑ سندھ . I received a call of Wadera/ Sardar-cum-politician from my home town. He congratulated me on my posting and requested to give favour in a matter of his political worker. He was the same Wadera/Sardar where people of my village used to visit his Daira and sit on the ground before him for settlement of disputes. He used to humiliate people and decide matters according to his wishes and to meet his political interests. Now I was feeling myself at giving position. Needless to say, I resolved that matter purely on merit.
Born in small village of south Punjab- Basti Sithari, I completed my primary education from a school where even mat was not available to sit on. After matriculation I did my FSC from GC, University Lahore where I found my adolescent passion in Physics. I loved to study works of Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking about light, time, space and black holes. I graduated from King Edward Medical University Lahore where I discovered my new passion in medicine. From medical profession, I learnt compassion, pain relief and respect for life. During my graduation, as I reached the age of reason, I keenly observed human beings hungry and partially clothed lying on foot paths, the miseries and heart-aches of people visiting hospitals, and the shattered dreams of millions of kids who were out of school. All these factors pushed me to come out of my comfort zone. But the most seismic event that compelled me to change my medical profession to civil service was APS, Peshawar Attack. The whole nation was in shock on that barbarism. I solemnly devoted my future life for justice, peace and security. I appeared in CSS examination and allocated in Police Service of Pakistan.
Commonly, lots of people only complain of bad circumstances surrounding them but they do not do anything to improve their situation. I would urge them to be the change which they desire to see around. Instead of complaining the system, be the system and become an increment in those people who are putting efforts in bringing some meaningful change in the society.
I believe everyone has mind full of dreams. And your dreams are precious. Your minds are precious. But, only having dreams is not enough. Instead of getting frustrated, you must sincerely and consistently work on those dreams. The success of achieving one’s dream lies in simply hard work nothing more. No one is super intelligent or gifted with extra human abilities. It is just a matter of how much effort we put in our assigned tasks. Short cuts seem tempting but they never lead to success.
Finally, it is necessary to know that success is not to become a doctor or an engineer, or to become a bureaucrat or billionaire. Real success is that because of your work this world becomes a better place to live in before you die.
This is ASP Dr. Ayaz Hussain, Batch 15-KEMU 46th Common, pursuing my passion of justice, peace and homeland security.