Mubasher Lucman leaving BOL
JournalismPakistan.com | Published: 22 November 2016
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Anchor Mubasher Lucman is set to leave BOL News after experiencing issues since the channel's pre-test transmission began. His team is also likely to depart amid management attempts to retain them.Summary
ISLAMABAD – Anchor Mubasher Lucman is on his way out from BOLNews, nearing the end of his mandatory one-month notice period, insiders are now confirming.
Lucman, it is said began to face problems at the channel since the start of the pre-test transmission. Things did not work out the way he anticipated, a source tells JournalismPakistan.com.
His team that includes his producer and a few others are also likely to leave, although the management did make an attempt to persuade them to stay.
Signs that all was not well between Lucman and BOL surfaced last week when his program’s promo was abruptly stopped.
A source told JournalismPakistan.com at that time there were “some issues” which the management saw as “unprofessional according to BOL philosophy. There is a deadlock,” he had said.
Also, the 10.30pm slot originally allotted to him for his program Meri Jang was surprisingly given to Dr Aamir Liaquat Hussain.
BOL is currently in its test transmission phase and looking to formally launch the channel before the year ends.
Key Points
- Mubasher Lucman is leaving BOL News.
- He's in his one-month notice period.
- His program's promo was stopped recently.
- Management attempted to persuade his team to stay.
- Dr Aamir Liaquat Hussain has taken Lucman's 10.30pm slot.
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