PESHAWAR (Kashmir English): Reports circulating on social media claiming that the newly formed advisory council in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has decided to repeal the Health Card Programme and other public welfare initiatives have been declared fabricated and false news spread by the mob linked with Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI).
According to the details, no credible or verified information supports claims that the provincial government has decided to discontinue the Health Card Programme.
The experts also rejected a statement circulating on social media and attributed to Health Adviser Lieutenant General Nigar Johar, which allegedly claimed that an investigation into the Health Card Programme would be a top priority. The statement was described as having no verified basis.
PTI-linked propaganda accounts are circulating these unverified claims to create public confusion and spread misinformation regarding government policies and public welfare initiatives.
The public has been urged to verify information through official announcements and credible sources before sharing claims on social media.
In conclusion, reports about the alleged repeal of the Health Card Programme and the statement attributed to the health adviser should not be treated as confirmed information without credible evidence.
