in 2001 Served as a Chief of Correspondents at the UNB. Establishing Law Reporters' Forum, 2004 The BNP Alliance Government in 2001 came to power and the country was very unstable. The journalists found it very hard to report against the Government. To create a balance in journalism along with popular legal journalists of that time, Faruk Quazi and his team decided to form a forum and they named it Law Reporters' Forum. And he became the first President of the forum (2004-2009) and this is now a very successful organization and strong voice in the country. Death Senior journalist Faruk Quazi died in his sleep at his flat on New Elephant Road in Dhaka on Friday morning. He was 71. His daughter Arshi Quazi said that her father was diagnosed with kidney failure on Thursday and he was kept sedated for pain. She said that after 58-hours of a deep sleep, 'my dad died at about 8:00 am on Friday,’. He was buried at Rayerbazar Intellectual Graveyard in Mohammadpur at 2:30 pm. Earlier, journalists, family members, and well-wishers paid their last respects to Faruk Quazi at his namaz-e-janaza held at the Kataban mosque after Jumma prayer. He left behind his wife and a daughter. References External links কোনরকম “আনডিউ প্রিভিলেজ” নেন নি প্রবীণ সাংবাদিক ফারুক কাজী আর নেই ‘ফারুক কাজী ছিলেন নির্ভীক সাংবাদিক’ আজাহার আলী সরকার: ফারুক কাজী ভাইয়ের প্রতি আমার শ্রদ্ধা ও কৃতজ্ঞতা PM mourns death of veteran journalist Faruk Quazi BANGABANDHU MURDER CASE, covered by Faruk Quazi Bangladeshi journalists Newspaper reporters and correspondents 1949 births 2020 deaths