ISLAMABAD: The government has rejected reports circulating that petroleum prices have been significantly reduced, stating that no official notification has been issued regarding any change.
In a statement, the Petroleum Division of Pakistan clarified that all such claims are unverified and misleading. The division urged media outlets to exercise restraint and ensure proper verification before reporting on fuel price adjustments.
Officials emphasised that any revision to petroleum prices is announced only through official channels, warning that premature or inaccurate reporting can create confusion among the public and disrupt market expectations.
The clarification comes amid widespread reports suggesting a decrease of up to Rs100 per litre in fuel prices. Authorities categorically denied these claims, stating that no such فیصلہ has been taken.
Furthermore, the division called on media organisations to uphold responsible journalism standards, highlighting the importance of accuracy in reporting issues that directly affect citizens’ daily lives and the broader economy.
The government reiterated that any authentic update regarding petroleum pricing will be communicated through رسمی notifications, advising the public to rely solely on verified sources and disregard rumours.
