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Daughter of Resistance: Afrah Shabbir Completes Law Degree at Kotli University
Kotli: Afrah Shabbir Chaudhry, a renowned name in student politics and a proud daughter of Kashmir from Kotli Azad Jammu Kashmir (Pakistan-administered Kashmir), has successfully completed her law degree from Kotli University. Belonging to the tribe of resistance, she is known for her composed, courteous, and dignified personality.
Speaking to local media outlet Hope News on this occasion, Afrah attributed her success to the special blessings of Allah Almighty and the prayers of her parents. She expressed her gratitude to her teachers, family members, friends, and ideological and political companions who supported her throughout this journey.
Afrah Shabbir is affiliated with the JKNSF (Jammu Kashmir National Students Federation) and actively participates in several nationalist programs. She is also highly active on social media, where she frequently engages with her audience and shares her views.
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She further vowed to continue her struggle for the freedom and sovereignty of her homeland. Comrade Afrah affirmed her lifelong commitment to serving humanity with the determination she embarked on this journey, saying, “I will uphold this mission until my last breath, InshaAllah.”
Her achievement marks a milestone in her journey as a role model for the youth and a beacon of hope for the people of Kashmir.
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