JFA MOURNS DEMISE OF SCRIBE BHASKAR DUTTA
HAILED FROM NAOBOICHA, BHASKAR USED TO WORK FOR DIFFERENT MEDIA HOUSES
NJ Thakuria
Apr 25, 2020 07:56
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Guwahati:
Journalists’ Forum Assam (JFA) expresses grief at the
untimely demise of scribe Bhaskar Dutta who breathed his last on 25
April 2020 at North Lakhimpur civil hospital. Hailed from Naoboicha,
Bhaskar used to work for different media houses in the city.
Lately he shifted to Lakhimpur locality in eastern Assam and was
suffering from liver related ailments. His conditions remain critical
for some time. Bhaskar (42) left behind his parent, wife, two sons and
a host of well-wishers.
“It is sad that within the period of nationwide lockdown to break the
chain of deadly novel corona virus outbreak, we have lost another
young scribe (after sports journalist Pranjal Hazarika of Jorhat) with
liver problems,” said a statement issued by JFA president Rupam Barua
and secretary Nava Thakuria.
It also added that media persons should take care of their personal
health so that they can perform their duties accordingly and
emphasized for regular health check-up programs in respective
localities with supports from qualified healthcare personnel.
