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CharJi LTE Service By PTCL Has Been Launched In Azad Jammu & Kashmir

CharJi LTE service by PTCL has been launched in Azad Jammu & Kashmir. PTCL being the biggest Broadband and ICT service provider has achieved yet another milestone. It has become the first operator to offer CharJi LTE services to the people of Azad Kashmir.                                                     

PTCL’s Chief Commercial Officer, Adnan Shahid praised this effort by PTCL by saying that PTCL has again proven that it wants to create a digital Pakistan. Using technology to bridge gaps is the main aim of PTCL. Launch of CharJi LTE services in AJK will not just provide high-speed internet to the people but would also create fresh openings and opportunities for the people of Azad Jamu & Kashmir. It would enable the people to remain connected with the rest of the world.

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PTCL CharJi LTE is already available in the big cities of Pakistan, including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Rawalpindi and Faisalabad. It is expected that this service would soon be offered in more cities and towns of the country.

The benefits of CharJi include high speed internet that enable faster browsing, immediate download of music and picture, HD video streaming, continuous gaming session online and similar many more advantages. Both CharJi Cloud and CharJi Wingle are smooth and sleek. They are of a size that you can easily place them in your pocket and use it to connect almost ten devices with Wi-Fi.

The packages of CharJi begin from Rs.1000 per month.75 GB is the maximum volume slab. Another offer by CharJi is that those who buy it in Ramadan would receive double volume for the next half of the year.

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