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April 4, 2020
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JAMMU- Jammu and Kashmir Department of Information & Public Relations (DIPR) today launched a website to counter fake news and misinformation and to generate awareness among the people in the context of COVID-19 pandemic.

“Our initiative is to help you counter fake news. DIPRJK in its endeavour to help you with true information launches the website diprjkfactcheck.in. Check what’s fact & what’s fiction. Our effort to kill fake news and empower the public with information”, tweeted Syed Shehrish Asgar, Director Information & Public Relations.

Citizens can report any fake news, misinformation, fear/hate mongering message received on whattsupp or any other social media site on www.diprjkfactcheck.in.

Similarly, people can also visit https://twitter.com/dipr-jk  and https://www.facebook.com/JKInformationOfficial/ for accurate information.

The department fervently appealed the public not to fall prey to fake news rather report it, verify and check it at the available official social sites.

 

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