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Ajmal Jami transitions to Suno TV from Aik News

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Ajmal Jami transitions to Suno TV from Aik News

ISLAMABAD—Prominent anchor Ajmal Jami has announced that he has joined Suno TV.

He said on Twitter, "I have joined @suno_newshd and will be hosting my show there very soon. Had a good time at @Aik_pakistan_. Thank you to all who have supported me."

Before joining Aik News, Jami was an anchor and special correspondent at Dunya News, where he featured in the Nuqta-i-Nazar program. His role at Dunya News was marked by his incisive reporting and analysis of major national and international events, which earned him a significant following.

Jami's move to Suno TV is seen as a significant step in his career and a strategic enhancement for the channel. His experience and reputation in journalism are expected to bring valuable insights and credibility to Suno TV's news programming.

 

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