Lahore Press Club prepares for polls
JournalismPakistan.com | Published: 26 December 2014
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The Lahore Press Club will conduct elections to choose new office-bearers on December 29. Two main groups, the Journalist Panel and the Progressive Panel, will compete for leadership positions amidst a strict campaign code.Summary
ISLAMABAD: Lahore Press Club will hold its annual election on December 29 to elect office-bearers for 2015. Shahbaz Mian, secretary of the club, told JournalismPakistan.com that two groups namely Journalist Panel and Progressive Panel are taking part in the polls. Arshad Ansari from Journalist Group and Najam Ali Khan represernting Progressive Panel will face each other for the coveted slot of president, he said. There are around 2000 members of the club who will cast their votes. Earlier on December 22, the club's election committee through a notification prohibited all members from indulging in negative campaign against any candidate on social media like Facebook and Twitter. “A candidate or a voter will not be allowed to take part in the election process if he is found guilty of running negative campaign on social media,” the notification said. Mian said that both the groups should comply with the code of conduct prepared by the election committee. “Both the groups should run a positive campaign to win votes. Abusing each other on social media isn’t something to be supported,” he said.
Key Points
- Elections scheduled for December 29, 2015.
- Two competing groups: Journalist Panel and Progressive Panel.
- Arshad Ansari and Najam Ali Khan are presidential candidates.
- Membership consists of around 2000 members who will vote.
- Negative social media campaigning prohibited by election committee.
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