RoopMala Singh Rajput becomes Pakistan’s first Hindu woman to qualify as Supreme Court advocate

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RoopMala Singh Rajput becomes Pakistan’s first Hindu woman to qualify as Supreme Court advocate

KARACHI (Nazrana Times): Advocate RoopMala Singh Rajput has qualified to practise before the Supreme Court of Pakistan. According to information provided, she is the first woman from Pakistan’s Hindu community to achieve this distinction.

Her professional journey from Mirpurkhas to Karachi has been marked by hard work, perseverance and legal competence. Having established herself in the legal profession, she has also served as Additional Joint Secretary of the High Court Bar Association.

Her achievement is being viewed as an inspiration for young women and a moment of pride for Sindh and the minority community.

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