Photojournalists Association elects office-bearers
Rawalpindi:The annual election of Islamabad Photojournalists Association was held at Pindi Press Club, according to Chairman Election Commission Nasir Mir and member Aamir Lodhi, all the candidates of ‘Apna Panel’ won the election, says a press release.
Sajjad Haider was elected as president while Sohail Shahzad was elected as general secretary of the association. Ch Jahangir Chaudhry (SVP), Ch Javed and Mudassar Raja (vice presidents); M Asim (finance secretary); Faisal Khan (joint secretary) and Syed Mehdi (information secretary) were elected in the election.
The members of the governing body, Rizwan Khan Habib, Sheikh Raja Zafar, Hanif Khattak, Abid Zia, Sultan Bashir, Tahir Kazmi were also declared successful. 87 photojournalists including senior photojournalist Javed Nasir, BK Bangash, Mazhar Khan, Latif Adil, Agha Mehroz, Tanveer Shahzad and others were present on the occasion.
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