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Fake e-PAN Email Alert – PIB Confirms Viral Message Is Completely Fraudulent

By Samira Vishwas

Fake e-PAN Email Alert – Social media platforms are flooded every day with countless photos, videos and text messages—many of which turn out to be misleading or entirely fake. From edited images to fabricated claims, users often fall prey to misinformation that spreads with just a single click. In the latest case, a phoney email urging people to download an e-PAN card has gone viral, raising serious concerns about digital fraud.

Viral Email Claims to Offer e-PAN Download

The circulating email states that users can download their e-PAN card via the link provided in the message. At first glance, the email appears legitimate, leading many people to believe it is an official notification. However, once investigated, the truth was revealed—the email is entirely fake.

PIB Fact Check Declares the Email Fraudulent

The message falsely claims to have been verified by the Press Information Bureau. However, during the official fact-check conducted by PIB, the email was found to be 100% fraudulent. Authorities have issued a strict warning advising citizens not to click on any suspicious emails or links that request sensitive or financial information.

Users Urged to Stay Alert on Social Media

As false messages become more sophisticated, experts warn that people must remain cautious when using social media. Many such messages are intentionally created to mislead or scam the public. Before sharing any post, forward or claim, it is essential to verify its authenticity and avoid contributing to the spread of misinformation.

Sharing unverified messages not only misguides others but can also lead to digital fraud. Officials have urged citizens to remain alert and to report any suspicious communications immediately.

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