Every day, numerous videos and posts go viral on social media. Many of these claims are not true, but viral reels and posts mislead people. In this context, a reel is currently making the rounds, claiming that the central government has launched the Prime Minister’s Free Laptop Scheme, under which every citizen will be given a free laptop. If you have seen such a video or post, this news is important for you.

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The Game of Misinformation on Social Media

In the digital age, many people are not shying away from spreading false and misleading information in the race for viral content. These false claims are presented on reels and short video platforms in such a way that the public believes them without verification. This misinformation is then shared further, reaching a large number of people, creating confusion.

PM Free Laptop Scheme Claim Fake

The viral reel claims that the central government has launched the Prime Minister’s Free Laptop Scheme, under which free laptops are being distributed to everyone, including students, interns, and businessmen. However, the reality is completely different. PIB (Press Information Bureau) Fact-Check investigated this claim and found it completely false. PIB clarified that no such scheme of the central government is currently running, and such viral claims should not be believed.

Report Fake Posts to PIB

PIB Fact-Check is continuously working to stop misinformation on social media. If you see a suspicious post, reel, or link that makes unverifiable claims about a government scheme or benefit, please report it to PIB Fact-Check. PIB then verifies the post and issues an official statement to ensure the truth reaches the public.

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Understand the Truth and Be Vigilant

It is important to use social media judiciously. Don’t trust or share any videos or posts without verification. Only obtain information about genuine government schemes and announcements from official government websites and verified channels. Misinformation not only wastes your time and trust but can also often lead to financial fraud.