A fake notification of a ban on Rs5,000 note is in circulation!
A fake notification in question which claimed to have been issued by the Finance Division, surfaced on social media on Thursday.
Interim Information Minister Murtaza Solangi took to X-platform on Thursday and dismissed a ‘notification’ circulating online that falsely claimed the government had imposed a ban on Rs5,000 currency notes, terming it “fake news”.
“This is fake,” Solangi wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter while sharing a fake notification of a ban on Rs5,000 notes. “
The Govt of Pakistan shall act against the people spreading this kind of fake news to create chaos,” he added.
The fake notification claimed that the use, possession, and circulation of Rs5,000 would be banned from September 30.
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