This photo was recorded in history on June 20, 2006 in the courtyard of the Tashkent Higher Military Technical University of MIA. I remember that on that day another graduation ceremony was held at this university. After the graduation ceremony, the head of the Higher Technical School of Fire Safety of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Major General Matrasul Sobirov called me.
"Aren't you tired? Take a picture of us," they said. The head of the MIA Academy, Major-General Tahir Mullajonov, and the head of the Tashkent Higher Military Technical Academy of the MIA, Major-General Shuhrat Niyazov were standing next to him.
If you pay attention, in the photo, the mentors of thousands of officers, great generals are standing respectfully and sincerely. They were the leaders of the most prestigious law enforcement and military educational institutions, which delivered mature and patriotic personnel to independent Uzbekistan.
The late Major General Matrasul Sobirov on the left side of the photo and the late Major General Shuhrat Niyazov on the right side are often remembered by their students for their dedication to their profession, good deeds and good deeds.
Major-General Tahir Mullajonov, standing in the middle, is still in the ranks, and today he is teaching and training the trainees at the Ministry of Internal Affairs Academy, and he is teaching his rich experience to young employees.
There is a saying in the military: "A soldier who does not dream of becoming a general is not a soldier." Who hasn't dreamed of becoming a general like these people? It is the duty of all students to remember such teachers with kindness.
Abu KENJAYEV,
photojournalist.
