Udupi’s Mohiddin promoted as BSF AC, likely to be deployed in anti-naxal operations

P A Hameed | coastaldigest.com news network
July 30, 2018

Udupi, Jul 30: He started his career in a private company in Chikkamagaluru after obtaining B.Com. However, he was keenly aspiring to serve the country through defense forces. It was his dream. Before his aspiration gets faded, he got an opportunity to apply for the post of Assistant Sub-Inspector in BSF through a newspaper. Later, he was called for written test & consequently for the final interview in Bengaluru, in which he was selected for the post

He was posted to desert land of Rajasthan in 1988 from the green land of Malenadu. After rigorous training and drills in Jodhpur in Rajasthan, he was appointed in BSF Frontier HQ in Rajasthan. In this way, he set out his 'dream journey' that stretched over more than 30 years.

He is P A Mohiddin, who has recently been promoted to Assistant Commandant (AC), which is equivalent to DySP rank in civil police. With the promotion, he has been posted recently to Frontier Head Quarter (Spl. Ops) Bengaluru. Also, he will likely to be deployed in Anti-Naxalites operations in Bhubaneswar in Odisha as & when called by his HQ IG (Spl.Ops) BSF Odisha.

P A Mohiddin hails from Padubidri in Udupi district of Karnataka. He is son of late Arabi Abdul Khadar and Aysha couple. He pursued his primary school and high school in Urdu school and then Govt Fisheries High School at Padubidri respectively. Later, he did his PUC and graduation in Govt Jr College at Hejmady and Vijaya College, Mulky respectively. He also perused M Com during his job tenure.

After being appointed in the Para Military (BSF) Forces that comes under the Central Governmrnt's Home Ministry, Mohiddin served in various Indian border places like Tripura, Mizoram, Kashmir, Rajasthan, Punjab, Assam including Delhi, and was placed in various positions.

He served in IG HQ in Tripura bordering across Bangladesh for more than eleven years. He also served in Delhi for long time. He stood out first in Hindi departmental exam amongst Hindi native speakers that was held in Aijwal, Mizoram. Having an excellent track recods throughout his services, he climbed various phases of positions until he gets promotion as AC. He will have few years more for his superannuation retirement. We wish him all the best to come out with flying colors in the times to come.

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Abdul Hameed M H
 - 
Monday, 30 Jul 2018

Very happy for your great Achievement sir.Proud of you. Praying for further success in your life and carrier.

Naushi
 - 
Monday, 30 Jul 2018

Ma sha Allah  for ur great achievements. ....

 

      Congratulations to ma dea elder uncle ......

ahmed ali k
 - 
Monday, 30 Jul 2018

Dear Mohidin Sir,

Masha Allah Its really great to hear the news that you are promoted to BSF AC

All the best in your new endeavor,

Well Wisher
 - 
Monday, 30 Jul 2018

Masha Allah. Mabrook Sir.

May Allah give you good strength to serve the country

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