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PTCL Launches Flash Fiber Azaadi Offer With Free TV Box

  • August 2, 2026
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Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited has launched the PTCL Flash Fiber Azaadi Offer 2026 to mark National Independence Day, combining high speed fiber broadband with premium entertainment and value added services in a single package. The offer is designed exclusively for new PTCL Flash Fiber customers and is available for a limited time across all PTCL Flash Fiber coverage areas.

Priced at Rs4,999 per month, inclusive of tax, the package includes 100 Mbps broadband speed for the first six months, dropping to 75 Mbps thereafter. Customers also receive a free SHOQ TV Box worth Rs15,000, featuring a Google certified Android TV Box with access to live TV, on demand content, and popular streaming applications, along with monthly SHOQ TV service charges included in the package price.

Beyond connectivity and entertainment, the offer bundles in hospitalization insurance and 500 all-network minutes, positioning the package as a broader digital lifestyle bundle rather than a standalone internet plan. The combination of broadband, entertainment, insurance, and voice minutes reflects a pattern among Pakistani telecom operators of packaging multiple services together to differentiate their offers in an increasingly competitive fiber broadband market.

Customers can subscribe to the Azaadi Offer through the UPTCL app, PTCL WhatsApp, the PTCL helpline, or PTCL customer service centres. The launch adds to PTCL’s ongoing efforts to expand its Flash Fiber footprint and broader digital services portfolio, as the company continues positioning fiber connectivity paired with bundled entertainment and value added services as a way to attract new households to its network.

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