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Fact check: false reporting on Rawalpindi Kutchery chowk timeline denied

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Rawalpindi Kutchery Chowk remodeling

Azaad Fact Check has debunked the authenticity of a report circulating on the media by some media outlets, claiming delays in the Rawalpindi Kutchery Chowki project.

According to sources, a false and baseless report is being circulated by Dawn News, which claims that the project is facing delays owing to insufficient funds for the said project.


According to Azaad Fact Check, these claims are entirely prejudiced and based on lack of information and do not match the reality on the ground.

The authentic and realistic information shows that the report was fabricated and lacked credible evidence, thereby misleading the public about the project’s status.


Besides, officials relevant to the project have also dismissed the delay narrative, confirming that construction and development work is progressing with a smooth pace as per the stipulated timeline. They emphasized that there have been no significant hurdles affecting the pace of work.


It is wort noting that such spread of unverified information can raise questions over the credibility of the media outlets spreading such news. Media organizations neeed to ensure accuracy and responsible journalism before publishing sensitive updates.

General public coming across such news is advised to pay no heed to such fake news and to rely on verified sources for accurate information.

Also Read Azaad Fact Check exposes fake Indian “Disinfolab” imitating European organisation to spread misinformation

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