Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has expressed grief over the demise of senior writer and retired All India Radio official Jagdish Kinjalk. Chief Minister Chouhan said that Kinjalk will always be remembered as an ideal teacher, writer and a good human being. Chief Minister Chouhan said that Late Kinjalk was associated with the literary world and creations throughout his life, writing was inherited by him. Kinjalk made a genre like Paricharcha lekhan in Hindi newspapers and magazines prestigious.
Chief Minister Chouhan said that Late Kinjalk would encourage new writers. He gave away awards to litrature workers. His services will always be remembered. Chief Minister Chouhan prayed for the peace of the departed soul and strength to his bereaved family to bear this immense loss.
It may be mentioned here that Late Kinjalk breathed his last at a private hospital in Bhopal. He was not well for the last few days.
His last rites will be performed in Bhopal on Wednesday. Late Kinjalk was associated with All India Radio for a long time. He rendered his services to Akashvani Chhatarpur, Bhopal, Jabalpur, Sagar and Shivpuri. He was also honoured with the President’s Award.
He invented the genre of debate in letters and magazines. He was associated with the magazine Dharmayuga for a long time. He was the editor of major newspapers and magazines of the country. Late Jagdish Kinjalk also served as a teacher in Model School, Bhopal.