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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FM Nirmala Sitharaman: Many things go viral overnight on social media. Especially photos and videos go viral as soon as they arrive. One such video is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is telling about an investment plan. Many people are getting deceived after watching this video. Now the government itself has revealed the truth of this viral video.

What is in the viral video?
In this video going viral, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is telling about an investment plan. In which she tells about an investment platform and says that it is a government program. Through which Rs 22 thousand can be invested and up to Rs 70 thousand can be received as returns. However, now the truth of this video has also come to light.

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What is the truth of the video?
This video has been shared through the official X account of government agency PIB. In which it is clearly written that this is a FAKE video. While sharing this video, the caption has been written, ‘Avoid investment fraud. A video embedded in an advertisement running on Facebook falsely implies that Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is endorsing an investment platform that claims to give returns of up to Rs 70,000 per day on an investment of Rs 22,000.

Don’t Fall for Investment Frauds

A video embedded in a Facebook advertisement falsely portrays the Union Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, endorsing an investment platform that claims to offer returns of up to ₹70,000 per day on an investment of ₹22,000.… pic.twitter.com/FmtDSY4OH7

— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) May 27, 2026

Further, PIB Fact Check has termed this video as false and has written, ‘This video is completely fake and has been made with the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Neither Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman nor the Government of India has endorsed, permitted or promoted any such investment scheme or platform.

People should stay safe from fraud
While alerting the people, PIB has written, ‘Thugs often deceive people online by luring them with fake videos and unusually high returns. Always verify such claims from official government sources before making any investments or sharing your personal and financial information. Be cautious, think before you click.

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Let us tell you that PIB Fact Check is a government agency which exposes government schemes and frauds done in the name of the government. If something like this is happening with you too or you see something suspicious, then you can give information on their official mobile number or website.

Nirmala Sitharaman Viral Fake Video: A video is becoming increasingly viral on social media. In this video it is being claimed that Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is supporting a special investment platform.

It is also being said in the video that if a person invests Rs 21 thousand, he can get a return of up to Rs 30 lakh. After watching this video, many people have started believing it to be true, but everyone will be surprised to know the truth behind it.

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What is being claimed?

In the video going viral, Nirmala Sitharaman is shown talking about an investment platform. Along with this, it is being claimed in the video that…

• You will have to invest only Rs 21 thousand.
• In return you will get a return of up to Rs 30 lakh.
• Also, this scheme is being said to be government related and trustworthy.
• The video has been made in such a way that everyone believes it to be true.

What is the truth of the claim?

This viral video has been investigated by PIB Fact Check. Investigation revealed that this video is completely fake and has been created with the help of Artificial Intelligence (AI).

What did PIB Fact Check say?

Now this viral video has been investigated by PIB Fact Check. Investigation revealed that this video is completely fake and has been made with the help of Artificial Intelligence i.e. AI. PIB Fact Check clearly said that…

• Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has not supported any such scheme.
• Also, the Government of India has not approved any such investment platform.
• And this video has been made to cheat people.

Beware of Online Investment Scams

A link circulating on #WhatsApp directs users to a video falsely portraying Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman endorsing an investment platform. The video claims that an investment of ₹21,000 can generate returns of up to ₹30 lakh.… pic.twitter.com/cDgY5AneP9

— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) May 7, 2026

What’s in the viral video?

A face and voice similar to that of Nirmala Sitharaman has been used in the viral video. Also, people are being lured to invest in videos and claims of giving more returns in less time are being made. This is its biggest identity that it could be a fake investment scam.

What warning did PIB Fact Check give?

PIB Fact Check has warned people and also said that fraudsters are making fake videos using AI technology these days. Such videos try to deceive people and cheat them by luring them with higher returns.

How to avoid such scams?

If you also come across any such video or link.

• Do not click on it immediately.
• Also do not share your banking and personal information.
• First check the information from official government sources whether it is correct or not.
• Keep in mind that if any scheme claims to give high returns in very little investment, then be alert.

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Where to complain?

If you receive any such message, video or link, report it immediately.

WhatsApp: +91 8799711259
Email: factcheck@pib.gov.in

In view of the increasing threat of Artificial Intelligence (AI) based Deepfake technique, the Denmark government has prepared to bring strict laws to curb it. This law will declare fake audio-videos made using someone’s voice or image as a punishable offense. Denmark is going to become the first country in the world to do so, which is expected that the misuse of this technology will be curbed.

What is Deepfake?

Deepfake is an advanced technique, in which fake video or audio is prepared by mimicking a person’s voice or facial with the help of AI and machine learning. It is edited in such a way that it looks like real, while in reality it is completely fake. The words Deepfake are formed by mixing ‘Deep Learning’ and ‘Fake’.

How does Deepfake Technology work?

Deepfake Technology mainly works on two algorithms – Encoder and Decoder.

Encoder: It learns the pattern of gesture and voice by analyzing the real person’s pictures and videos.

Decoder: It mixes the information learned in another video or audio in such a way that the fake clip looks exactly real.

Danger is increasing due to deepfake

Many serious threats have been revealed by the misuse of Deepfake Technology:

Political lies: The public can be misled by fake videos of leaders in elections.

Social Blackmailing: People can be maligned by making fake porn videos.

Fake news: Riots can be provoked through fake videos.

Cybercrime: It can also be used in identity theft and banking fraud.

What is the new Denmark law?

Under the law proposed by the government of Denmark:

Creating Deepfake Content using someone’s voice or image will be considered a crime.

Deepfake video or audio will be punished hard.

It will be mandatory for social media companies to remove such content.

Measures to prevent Deepfake

-Do not share any sensational video without investigation.

-Confirm the source of the video.

-Use tools like Google Reverse Image Search.

-Report out the content on social media.

Concern globally

Not only Denmark, countries like America, India and European Union are also worried about Deepfake Technology. It is now considered an issue related to national security. International organizations have demanded a global framework, so that every country can implement strict laws against Deepfake at its level.

Pahalgam terror attack: After the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, the Indian forces targeted the terrorist bases in Pakistan from Operation Sindoor. Many videos of this attack are becoming very viral on social media, these videos are mostly coming from Pakistan. However, some people in India are constantly posting videos targeting the government, many of which are completely fake. One such video has been going viral on social media for a few days, in which a youth of Kashmir is calling himself an army soldier and is targeting the government. Today we will tell you the truth of this viral video.

The person posted these things by posting a video
First of all, let us tell you what the person is saying in the viral video. In this video, a person can be heard saying that he is a young army young, not only that, he is also showing his army ID card. In the video, this person is saying that he has been in the army for the last 8 years and has been posted in Kashmir for three years. The person is making many claims and accusing the Government of India. Not only this, this person is also raising questions about the army. However, these claims are completely false and baseless.

Video is completely fake video
A post has also been made by PIB regarding this video, in which it has been told that this person accusing the central government has run away from the army. That is, the army has declared it a fugitive. PIB has said that the jawan seen in the video was not present on his duty since March 2025, nor was he in touch with his family. That is, the claims of this young man are completely fake and should not forget all the things they are talking about.

#Pahalgam The video of the fugitive jawan of the Indian Army is going viral on social media, accusing the central government regarding the terror attack. #Pibfactcheck

The jawan seen in the video was not present on his duty since March 2025, nor was it in contact with the family.

Please be vigilant.… pic.twitter.com/v3viftb9ot

– Pib Fact Check (@Pibfactcheck) May 13, 2025

Users also fried
Let us know that on April 22, 26 tourists were brutally murdered by four terrorists in Pahalgam, Kashmir. Since this incident, the army has been continuously running an operation against the terrorists, while more than a hundred terrorists present in Pakistan have been hired. Users are not even believing this video released about Pahalgam attack. In the comment box, this person is being fried fiercely, people are also demanding its arrest. Users say how such people were admitted to the army.

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