Pakistani Father Trains Daughters To Be Electricians in Karachi - Meri Betiya Sub Kuch Karen Gi
- 3 years ago
At a small shop in Pakistan’s southern city of Karachi, two young girls are bent over a workstation, repairing wires and battery chargers.
Despite all odds, Naseeb Jamal, an electrician for 20 years, has taught six of his eight daughters his craft to help them become self-reliant in the future.
“My daughters are making a name for themselves in society and for women in Pakistan,” he said.
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Despite all odds, Naseeb Jamal, an electrician for 20 years, has taught six of his eight daughters his craft to help them become self-reliant in the future.
“My daughters are making a name for themselves in society and for women in Pakistan,” he said.
#NaseebJamalElectrician #GirlsElectrician #KarachiGirlsElectrician
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