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KEG urges Fayaz Kaloo to continue as its prez, turns down his resignation | KNO

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Srinagar, June 19 (KNO) : Kashmir Editors Guild (KEG) Wednesday held a meeting to discuss the various issues confronting the institution of media in Kashmir. The participants reiterated their commitment to uphold the journalistic values while reporting the ground realities in Kashmir. According to a statement issued to KNO, the members resolved to create an atmosphere that will help in creating a free and independent institution of media in the state. It also complimented the efforts of the members to help establish an institution of media that is professional to the core as media in Kashmir has been operating in a testing situation since the past three decades. The meeting discussed the issue of resignation submitted by the KEG president, Fayaz A Kaloo and unanimously turned it down requesting him to continue as President for the smooth functioning of KEG. It was resolved in the meeting that under Mr. Kaloo’s able leadership, KEG has emerged as an efficient votary of freedom of press and has been contributing its bit for strengthening the institution of media. The meeting was attended by Chief Editor Greater Kashmir, Fayaz Ahmad Kaloo, Editor, Kashmir Images- Bashir Manzar, Editor Kashmir Life-Masood Hussain, Editor Chattan-Tahir Mohiuddin, Editor Uqab-Manzoor Anjum, Printer, Publisher-GK Communications-Rashid Makhdoomi, Editor Aafaaq-Ghulam Geelani Qadri, Editor Tameel Irshad-Raja Mohiuddin, Editor Kashmir Reader-Haji Hayat Bhat, Editor Nida-i-Mashirq-Haroon Rashid and Editor Kashmir Vision-Shafat Kira.(KNO)

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