BRU Correspondent :
Samiel Sami, hailing from a family of poverty and deprivation in a remote area of Roumari upazila in Kurigram district in the northern region, he is now a university student. Not only poverty, there are many gaps in his educational life. He passed SSC in 2012.
After that, he was admitted to college, but it was not possible to continue his studies due to poverty and hardship. He worked as a mason. This was how their family ran.
He left Kurigram to come to Cumilla for work so that he could send his younger brother to university. He used to work from here and send money to his younger brother. But his younger brother did not continue his studies. Samiel was disappointed.
In the meantime, Samiel got married. He also has a two-year-old child. However, even though he married into a family of poverty, his wife supported Samiel the most.
One day, Samiel vowed that he would study at university himself. Meanwhile, after passing SSC, he did not continue his studies, so he had a gap of 6 years. So he was admitted to the eighth grade again in 2018. A new battle began.
