investment update: There is a big news for everyone. Right now everything is in social media. Some people belived on it, and some people not. Do you also believe everything which is viral on social media? Then this article is for you. Today we discuss how would you stay beware from any investment scam matter. The Government also warned everyone. A video recently went viral on social media purportedly showing Prime Minister Narendra Modi promoting an investment platform. The video claims that an initial investment of just Rs 22,000 can earn up to Rs 3.5 lakh per month. Is it true?
However, the PIB’s fact-checking unit has dismissed this claim as completely false. In a statement released on the social media platform X, PIB Fact Check stated that the video circulating on Facebook is fake and created using artificial intelligence (AI). PIB clarified that the Indian government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi have not endorsed any such investment platform or scheme.
Deepfake technology is becoming a major challenge
This case highlights the growing misuse of deepfake technology. Deepfakes use artificial intelligence (AI) to create a person’s image, video, or voice to appear realistic. This viral video also used old video footage of the Prime Minister, and his voice and presentation were altered using AI technology to make it appear as if he were promoting an investment scheme. The purpose of such fake videos is to mislead people by gaining their trust and causing financial loss.
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You can also seek the help of PIB Fact Check to uncover misleading government-related news. Anyone can send a screenshot, tweet, Facebook post, or URL of a misleading news story to PIB Fact Check via WhatsApp number 8799711259 or email it to factcheck@pib.gov.in.
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🚨Beware! This is an online investment SCAM.
A video circulating on Facebook falsely shows the Prime Minister @narendramodi promoting an investment platform and claiming that an initial deposit of ₹22,000 can help… pic.twitter.com/1uazAKWAEb
— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) June 2, 2026
