Hyderabad, June 10 (Hydnow): A female auto driver wearing a burqa and driving an auto in this age of technology, women are also working equally with men and are standing as role models.
They are proving that they are not inferior to men. As part of that, a woman wearing a burqa was seen driving an electric auto on the busy streets of the city. This rare scene took place not in any other country or state, but in our Hyderabad.
Asia Begum is a female auto rickshaw driver trained in a male-dominated profession. She lives in Hyderabad and drives an electric auto rickshaw with a burqa on her face.
A person filmed the scenes of Asia Begum driving an auto in heavy traffic and shared it on social media. In this video, she is seen driving an auto in heavy traffic and sharing it on social media. (Hydnow)
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