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Kathmandu, March 29: The Federation of Nepali Journalists (FNJ) would have been celebrating its 70th anniversary in a different way today if the Friday's demonstration by the supporters of the ex-king had not turned violent, causing human casualties and damaging property. But the shock wave ran high among media fraternity with the death of an on-duty photo journalist Suresh Rajak in the fire set on a private building at Tinkune, Kathmandu on Friday. Rajak, 29, was associated with the Avenues Television. He was taking photos and videos from the building near Tinkune, where the demonstration was held. As a result, the agitated and grief-stricken FNJ had to cancel the schedules of a rally, health camps and other official events to mark its 70th establishment day, but to organize a...