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Razzaq Chishti joins TLTP as correspondent parliamentary affairs

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 25 October 2022

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Razzaq Chishti joins TLTP as correspondent parliamentary affairs
Abdul Razzaq Chishti joins TLTP as its new Parliamentary Affairs Correspondent. He has over thirty years of experience in the media sector, previously serving as editor at FAFEN.

ISLAMABAD—The Law Today Pakistan, commonly known as TLTP has appointed senior journalist Abdul Razzaq Chishti as its Parliamentary Affairs Correspondent.

Chishti will be responsible for reporting on all legislative sessions and committee hearings for TLTP.

Chishti, who spent over thirty years in the media industry, served as the editor at Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN) Islamabad before joining TLTP.

He has maintained a strong reputation throughout his career, working in several national and international media outlets.

Photo credit: TLTP

KEY POINTS:

  • Chishti appointed as TLTP's Parliamentary Affairs Correspondent.
  • Over thirty years of experience in the media industry.
  • Previously served as editor at Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN).
  • Responsible for reporting on legislative sessions and committee hearings.
  • Has worked with various national and international media outlets.

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