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Murtaza Solangi sues Capital TV
JournalismPakistan.com | Published: 13 February 2019
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Murtaza Solangi has initiated legal action against Capital TV over unpaid salaries. He expressed frustration at the lack of response after four months of waiting.Summary
ISLAMABAD - Murtaza Solangi has gone to court for the recovery of his unpaid wages from Capital TV where he worked as a talk show host.
In a tweet on Wednesday, he said he waited for four months for the unpaid salaries but added he did not hear from the Capital TV.
Waited four months for @CapitalTV_News if they will have any decency to pay my unpaid salaries. Finally I have filed a law suit against them in the court of judge Sohail Bilal Ranjha Islamabad. @theRealYLH and @malikomer2008 are representing me. Please RT. Name and shame them.
— Murtaza Solangi (@murtazasolangi) February 12, 2019
“Waited four months for @CapitalTV_News if they will have any decency to pay my unpaid salaries. Finally I have filed a law suit against them in the court of judge Sohail Bilal Ranjha Islamabad. @theRealYLH and @malikomer2008 are representing me. Please RT. Name and shame them.”
Solangi, who has served as director general of Radio Pakistan, appears in talk shows on YouTube channels.
Key Points
- Murtaza Solangi worked as a talk show host at Capital TV.
- He filed a lawsuit in Islamabad's court for unpaid wages.
- Solangi waited four months without receiving his salary.
- His legal representation includes @theRealYLH and @malikomer2008.
- He previously served as the director general of Radio Pakistan.
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