Abdullah Jan

Eyewitnesses said four people were killed and several others were injured in the blast, GEO TV's Peshawar bureau chief Abdullah Jan told CNN.

"People are sad, they are angry, they are worried," veteran Peshawar journalist Abdullah Jan told Reuters at his home, which is not far from the PC.
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"These incidents are not doing the Taliban any good but definitely, it will get worse before it gets better, if it gets better," Jan said.

"It will get worse when the army goes into Waziristan," he said, referring to a militant stronghold on the Afghan border, to the southwest of Peshawar, which authorities have said might be attacked after Swat.

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•Abdullah Jan is a senior journalist,presently working with Pakistan's Geo Television as Bureau Chief at Peshawar.Also string for Reuters.Before his present assignment, he remained associated with print media and worked for several Pakistani English language newspapers.

Bureau offices are sold to the highest bidders," claims Abdullah Jan who represented journalists in the Seventh wage board.

This government policy has spawned a lack of professionalism in the newspaper industry, as the majority of publications lack professional editors.

"The owners try to get close to the President and Prime Minister and angle for foreign tours with dignitaries," observes Jan, who is also a former assistant secretary of the PFUJ.

Geo TV's Peshawar Bureau Chief Abdullah Jan informed protesters about the Islamabad incident.He said that after crippling the judiciary the rulers wanted to muzzle the press, which was no more acceptable to the people.

Bureau offices are sold to the highest bidders," claims Abdullah Jan who represented journalists in the seventh wage board.

"The owners try to get close to the president and prime minister and angle for foreign tours with dignitaries," observes Jan, who is also a former assistant secretary of the Pakistan Federal Union of Journalists.