RAWALPINDI: A fact-checking platform has rejected claims circulating on media regarding an alleged delay in the Rawalpindi Kutchery Chowki project, terming the reports fake news and a fabricated claim.
According to Azaad Fact Check, the information being attributed to Dawn News about delays in the project is incorrect and misleading.
Azaad Fact Check has identified the spread of disinformation by Dawn News, which falsely claims that the Rawalpindi Kutchery Chowki project is facing delays.
This is fake news and a fabricated claim. The project is on time and progressing as scheduled. pic.twitter.com/82TMeQVQ22— Azaad Fact Check (@azaadfactcheck) April 7, 2026
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The platform stated that the Rawalpindi Kutchery Chowki project is progressing according to schedule and there are no delays in its execution.
It urged the public to verify information from credible sources before sharing it on social media to prevent the spread of misinformation.
Officials associated with the project also maintained that construction work is continuing as planned and the project timeline remains unchanged.
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