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Journalists stand by BOL staff, says KPC president

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 27 May 2015

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Journalists stand by BOL staff, says KPC president
A protest was held at the Karachi Press Club supporting BOL staff against conspiracies to hinder their channel's launch. KPC President Fazil Jamili emphasized the solidarity of journalists during this crucial time.

KARACHI: Journalists and members of the civil society held a protest Wednesday in front of Karachi Press Club against conspiracies being hatched to prevent BOL News hitting the airwaves. The protesters carried placards and banners inscribed with different slogans like, “Bol Ko Bolne Do,” “stop hatching conspiracies against BOL.” Addressing the gathering, KPC President Fazil Jamili said that all working journalists are standing by BOL staff at this difficult time. “We won’t let any conspiracy against BOL succeed,” he said, urging all journalists to stand by the staff and management of the upcoming channel. Members from the civil society said the government should carry out fair probe into allegations of fake diplomas issued by Axact, the parent company of BOL, but refrain from interfering in operations of the channel. They also announced to set up a permanent camp in front of KPC to continue their protest till the channel is launched.

BOL News is to be formally launched on first of Ramadan.

KEY POINTS:

  • Protest held at Karachi Press Club against conspiracies against BOL News.
  • KPC President Fazil Jamili voiced support for BOL staff.
  • Civil society members demand a fair investigation into Axact's allegations.
  • Protesters plan to establish a permanent camp until BOL is launched.
  • BOL News is set to launch on the first of Ramadan.

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