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Ayesha Bakhsh bids adieu to Geo

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 6 November 2013

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Ayesha Bakhsh bids adieu to Geo
Ayesha Bakhsh has departed from Geo Television after a successful tenure. She may be joining BOL TV soon, while colleague Muhammad Junaid is also rumored to be considering a move.

ISLAMABAD: Ayesha Bakhsh, one of Geo Television’s familiar faces has reportedly left the channel and could soon be joining BOL TV, insiders tell JournalismPakistan.com.

The news anchor was with Geo for more than five years during which she also hosted programs Crisis Cell, Aaj Kamran Khan Kay Saath and Laikin in the absence of regular hosts. She once worked for ARY News.

On the other hand, one of Ayesha’s colleagues at Geo, news anchor Muhammad Junaid may also take up a job at BOL, insiders say. He is currently said to be on leave.

Meanwhile, the position of Director News at Geo is most likely to be taken up by Nasir Baig Chughtai, the current Director News and Current Affairs at Abb Takk, a channel he helped launch in April.

He is also being chased by Samaa who reportedly plan to have him for their new channel Jaag News.

Key Points

  • Ayesha Bakhsh leaves Geo after over five years.
  • She may join BOL TV according to insiders.
  • Colleague Muhammad Junaid is also reportedly seeking a new position.
  • Nasir Baig Chughtai is likely to become Director News at Geo.
  • Chughtai is pursued by Samaa for their new channel Jaag News.

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