Prime Minister Modi’s big announcement! 3.5 lakh rupees on investment plan? If you also get such a message, be careful…

Pant Pradham Modi has made a big announcement. If you have also got this video on your feed with this announcement about the investment scheme, be careful now. In this age of social media, information spreads rapidly and misleading and false information also reaches the public very quickly. In this context, a video of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going viral, in which he is seen promoting an investment platform. Let’s understand what exactly is behind this video.

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Shocking disclosure by PIB fact check

A viral video claims that an investment platform called ‘Quantum AI’ can generate a whopping income of up to Rs 3.5 lakh per month from an initial investment of just Rs 21,000-22,000. PIB Fact Check, the official fact-checking arm of the Government of India, investigated the viral video and found it to be a deepfake created by AI. PIB’s fact-checking unit has completely rejected the claim, calling it an online investment scam.

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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

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— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) June 19, 2026

What did the PIB say?

In a statement released on social media platform ‘X’, PIB Fact Check said the video is fake and created using AI. 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.

Where to report fake news?

If you come across misleading government information on social media, you can directly report to PIB Fact Check on their WhatsApp number – +91 8799711259 or by emailing factcheck@pib.gov.in.

Cases of misuse of deepfake technology are increasing these days. Scammers use AI to create videos of individuals in such a way that their appearance, height, voice, and speech appear completely authentic. Thus, scammers lure innocent people into their net and cheat them.

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