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Investment Scheme: Everyone invests for their secure future. Then when it comes to investing in a government company in any scheme suggested by the government, then what can be better than this. In such a situation, recently a video is going viral on social media, in which PM Narendra Modi is appealing to the people to invest in a scheme. In which they will get a chance to earn Rs 30 lakh every month. Can this really happen? Let us know!
What is the whole matter?
Actually, a video is becoming increasingly viral on the social networking website Facebook. PM Narendra Modi, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, Mukesh Ambani and Sudha Murthy are seen in this video. In the video, a scheme is being talked about, in which it is being said that by investing only Rs 22 thousand, you will get Rs 30 lakh every month. Both PM Modi and the Finance Minister are appealing to invest in this scheme. Now recently the truth of this news has come to light.
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What is the truth of the viral video?
While stating the truth of this news, government agency PIB Fact Check has made it clear that this is a fake video and beware of any such scam. While sharing this video and calling it fake, the agency has written in the caption, ‘Beware of online ‘easy money’ scams. An AI-generated video is spreading on Facebook. In this, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman have been wrongly shown supporting an investment platform. It has been claimed in the video that on an investment of Rs 22,000, one can get returns of Rs 1 lakh daily and up to Rs 30 lakh per month.
💸 Don’t Fall for ‘Easy Money’ Scams Online ❗
A #Facebook advertisement is circulating an AI-generated video that falsely shows Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman endorsing an investment platform, claiming returns of up to ₹1 lakh per… pic.twitter.com/lEERMJsjqx
— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) June 15, 2026
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PIB cautioned people
PIB Fact Check has declared this video completely fake and wrong. Also appealing to people to be cautious, it is written:
- This video is fake and has been made using Artificial Intelligence (AI).
- Neither Prime Minister Narendra Modi, nor Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, nor the Government of India have endorsed, approved or promoted any such investment scheme or platform.
- Fraudsters often use AI-generated content, false endorsements and promises of exorbitant returns to dupe people.
- Always verify such claims from official sources before investing money or sharing your personal or financial information.
- Help stop misinformation and online fraud. Report suspicious or compromised content.