Investment Scheme: Many investment plans keep appearing on social media. Many of which are linked in video and audio. One such investment scheme plan has come to the notice of people on Facebook, in which Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is appealing to people to invest in a plan. Now the truth of this viral video has come out from the government itself.

What is viral video?
Actually, a video advertisement is becoming increasingly viral on the social networking site Facebook. In this video, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is appealing to people to join an investment platform. In this she is saying that if you invest Rs 22 thousand through this platform, you can get returns of Rs 60 thousand every day and Rs 16 lakh every month.

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What is the truth of the video?
The truth of this video has been told by PIB Fact. While sharing this video on its X (Twitter) account, this agency has called it completely fake. He wrote, ‘This video is fake and has been made through Artificial Intelligence. Neither Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman nor the Government of India has endorsed, authorized or promoted any such investment scheme or platform.

Don’t Fall for Investment Frauds

A video embedded in a Facebook advertisement falsely shows the Union Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, endorsing an investment platform that claims to offer returns of up to ₹60,000 per day & up to ₹16 Lakh per month on an investment… pic.twitter.com/LvbsKdRmKp

— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) June 9, 2026

After this, the agency has advised people to stay away from such fraudsters. Alerting people, he wrote, ‘Fraudsters often cheat people online by making fabricated videos and false promises of high profits. Always verify such claims from government sources before investing or sharing personal and financial information. Along with this, the agency has been asked not to believe any such information. It has also been said that if there is any such news, share it with the agency and confirm it.

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Investment Scheme: Social media has also become a source of news these days. But people forget that not all the news coming on social media is true. In such situations, they become targets of many different types of scams. Well, recently a video is also going viral on social media. In this video, PM Modi is seen and he is talking about some investment scheme. Let us know what is the truth of this news?

What is the full news?
Actually, a video of PM Narendra Modi is becoming increasingly viral on the social media platform Facebook. In this video, PM Modi is talking about an investment scheme. In which an investment of Rs 22 thousand will earn Rs 3.5 lakh every month. However, now the truth of this video has been brought out by the government itself.

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What is the truth?
The truth of this news has been revealed by the government agency PIB Fact Check. The agency has shared this video through its official While sharing this video, the caption is written, ‘A video is going viral on the social media platform Facebook, in which it is being claimed that the Prime Minister is promoting an investment scheme to earn up to Rs 3.5 lakh every month by investing Rs 22,000.’

Further highlighting the truth of this news, it is written, ‘According to PIB Fact Check: This video is completely fake and has been made with the help of AI. The Government of India or the Prime Minister have not endorsed any such investment scheme or platform. Before trusting any investment scheme, please check its information from official government sources.

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Apart from this, the agency has asked people to be alert and has said that they should be cautious of any such videos and messages and do not share them further. Apart from this, any such misleading video and suspicious or fake information should be reported to PIB Fact Check.