Last updated: 8 November 2026
Our Position on Copyright
PetrolRelief.pk publishes its own original guides, tools, tables, and graphics about the PM Petrol Relief Scheme and petrol prices in Pakistan, and it respects the work of others in the same way it asks others to respect ours.
News facts themselves — a price, a quota, an announced date — belong to no one, and where our articles report facts first published elsewhere, we write them in our own words and credit and link the source. We do not copy other publications’ articles, photographs, or graphics.
If you believe that anything published on PetrolRelief.pk infringes your copyright, this page explains exactly how to tell us and exactly what we will do. Although this policy is named after the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), under which most online platforms operate, PetrolRelief.pk is a Pakistani website and also acts on valid complaints under Pakistani copyright law.
How to Send a Copyright Notice
Email your notice to salam@petrolrelief.pk with the subject line “Copyright Notice”. A complete notice must include:
- Your full name, and the organisation you represent, if any
- Identification of the copyrighted work you own (for example, the original article, photograph, or graphic, with a link to where it was first published)
- The exact URL on PetrolRelief.pk where the material you are complaining about appears
- A statement that you believe, in good faith, that the use of the material is not authorised by you, your agent, or the law
- A statement that the information in your notice is accurate and that you are the copyright owner or are authorised to act for the owner
- Your contact details so we can reach you about the notice
Notices that do not identify the specific work and the specific page cannot be acted on, because we cannot investigate what we cannot locate.
What We Do When a Valid Notice Arrives
- We review every complete copyright notice on priority and aim to complete that review within 2 working days.
- Where material is confirmed to infringe, we remove it or disable access to it promptly.
- Where material was contributed by a third party, we inform the contributor of the complaint.
- Where a complaint concerns a factual news report rather than copied expression — for example, two websites reporting the same OGRA price — we will explain our position in reply, since facts and our own wording are not another publisher’s copyright.
Counter-Notice: If Your Material Was Removed
If something you contributed to PetrolRelief.pk was removed after a copyright complaint and you believe the removal was a mistake — because you own the material, had permission, or the use was lawful — write to the same address with the subject line “Counter-Notice”, identifying the removed material, where it appeared, and the basis of your belief. We will review the counter-notice and, where it is valid, restore the material or explain our decision.
A Special Note for Scheme-Related Images and Claims
Relief schemes attract impersonators. If you find a website, page, or app that has copied PetrolRelief.pk‘s guides, tools, name, or logo in order to pose as a registration service or collect people’s CNIC numbers or money, please report it to us even if you are not the copyright owner. Protecting readers from that misuse matters more to us than the copying itself, and we will act on credible reports.
Our Own Content
The articles, tools, tables, and design of PetrolRelief.pk are protected by copyright, as set out in our Terms and Conditions. Sharing links and short credited quotations are welcome; republishing our full guides or copying our tools without permission is not.
Contact
All copyright correspondence: salam@petrolrelief.pk. This page is a practical process, not legal advice; copyright owners with complex claims should also consult their own legal adviser.