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- Prime Minister Modi’s investment platform video is fake.
- PIB called it AI generated deepfake and scam.
- Advice not to share suspicious links, personal information.
- Always check before investing in unapproved platforms.
PIB Fact Check: In this era of social media, as fast as information spreads, it does not take long for misleading and false information to reach people at the same speed. In this sequence, these days a video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is also going viral, in which he is seen promoting an investment platform.
PIB Fact Check made shocking revelations
In the viral video, it is being claimed about an investment platform named ‘Quantum AI’ that with an initial investment of only Rs 21000-22000, one can earn a huge income of up to Rs 3.5 lakh every month. When PIB Fact Check, the official fact check wing of the Government of India, investigated this viral video, it found that it is an Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated deepfake video. The Fact Check Unit of PIB has completely refuted the claim, calling it an online investment scam.
What did PIB say?
PIB Fact Check has said in its statement released on social media platform X that this video is fake and it has been made with AI. The Government of India has not approved any such investment platform or scheme. Never click on suspicious links or share your personal or financial information. Always verify information from official sources before investing.
🚨 Don’t Fall for ‘Easy Money’ Investment Scams‼️
A manipulated video circulating online falsely shows Prime Minister @narendramodi endorsing an investment platform and claiming returns of up to ₹3.5 lakh per month on an investment of ₹22,000.#PIBFactCheck
❌ This video is… pic.twitter.com/NWQgGH9Z2X
— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) June 19, 2026
Where to complain about fake news?
If you find any misleading information related to the government on social media, you can directly report it to PIB Fact Check on their WhatsApp number – +91 8799711259 or by sending an email to factcheck@pib.gov.in.
Nowadays, cases of misuse of deepfake technology are increasing. With the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI), scammers make the video of a person in such a way that his complexion, height, voice and speech appear absolutely real. In this way, scammers trap innocent people and cheat them.
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