Qandeel Murtaza Breaks Records at Medical College Ceremony
A remarkable academic achievement has brought pride to Haripur as Qandeel Murtaza secured a record-breaking 17 gold medals at Khyber Girls Medical College. Her achievement marks one of the highest medal counts ever recorded at the institution.
The award ceremony took place in Peshawar, where the hall erupted in applause as her name was announced. The atmosphere turned emotional as students, faculty, and guests celebrated her success.
The medals were presented by the Chief Minister of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sohail Afridi. He praised the students for their dedication and highlighted the importance of female education in the region.
Qandeel’s father, a tailor by profession, stood beside her on stage during the ceremony. His presence became one of the most emotional highlights of the event. The moment reflected years of hard work, sacrifice, and strong family support behind her success.
Strong Performances Highlight Academic Excellence Among Female Students
The ceremony also celebrated other outstanding students. Fellow student Muqaddas secured 10 gold medals, while Sabeen achieved 7 gold medals. Their performances added to a powerful showcase of academic excellence among female students.
Officials and faculty members praised the students for their discipline and consistent effort throughout their academic journey. They said the results reflect the rising standard of medical education in the province.
The achievements were widely appreciated by attendees, who described the event as a proud moment for both the institution and the region. Many highlighted that such success stories inspire other students to pursue higher education with dedication.
Symbol of Educational Progress and Women Empowerment
The success of Qandeel Murtaza and her peers has been seen as a strong symbol of educational progress in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. It also highlights the growing role of women in professional fields such as medicine.
Education experts say such achievements help challenge traditional barriers and encourage more families to support girls’ education. They believe these results reflect a positive shift in societal attitudes toward academic opportunities for women.
The ceremony ended with standing ovations for all top achievers. Students, teachers, and guests celebrated the milestone as a collective victory for academic excellence.
Qandeel’s story, in particular, has become an inspiration for students across the region. Coming from a modest background, her achievement demonstrates that determination and hard work can lead to extraordinary success.
Officials said the college will continue to support high-performing students and promote academic excellence in future batches. The event concluded with renewed commitment to strengthening medical education in the province.
