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Sr Journalist Rajesh Bhambi passes away – Capt Amarinder, Raveen Thukral condole demise

Chandigarh, March 1, 2020 (Yes Punjab News)

Senior Journalist Rajesh Bhambi passed away today at Ludhiana.

He was suffering from a kidney ailment for some time and breathed his last this morning at Deep Hospital, Ludhiana.

Bhambi is survived by his wife, two daughters and a son. Bhambi, who was in his early 60s, will be cremated on Tuesday, 3rd of March 2020 at 1.00 PM at Model Town Cremation Ground, Ludhiana.

Bhambi had started his career as a stringer for Punjab with Reuters after studying at News Network. He had worked as a photo journalist from Punjab for India Today, a photo journalist at Ludhiana for The Tribune and a stringer covering Punjab at Hindustan Times. His career also spanned Bureau Chief at India-news and journalist at Punjab Kesari.

Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh has condoled the sudden demise of senior journalist Rajesh Bhambi. The Chief Minister’s Media Advisor Raveen Thukral also joined him in extending his deepest sympathies to the bereaved family of Bhambi.

Captain Amarinder mourned the death of Bhambi, who was at present Bureau Chief at India News (iTV) group, terming it a loss not just for the family but also the media fraternity.

The journalistic community will miss Bhambi, who had made a mark with his professional acumen as a photo journalist, with many milestone achievements as a reporter from Punjab for various organisations. For the family, it was an irreparable loss for the family and a void hard to fill, said the Chief Minister.

Describing Bhambi’s death as a personal loss, Thukral remembered him as a warm and wonderful human being, and a great professional. In Bhambi’s demise, he had lost a personal friend, whom he had known for many years, said Thukral, extending his deepest condolences to the family.

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