A video is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which it is claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is promoting an investment scheme, in which only Rs 21,000 can get a profit of Rs 1.25 lakh every day. It sounds like a dream, but careful! This is completely fake. The Fact Czech unit of the Press Information Bureau (PIB) has revealed the truth by telling this video made with AI and Deepfek technology. The government has made it clear that neither PM Modi nor the Government of India has anything to do with any such scheme or platform.
Truth of viral video
PIB’s fact check unit said in clear terms in its social media post, this video going viral on social media, in which PM Modi is allegedly referring to the investment scheme that is allegedly giving a profit of Rs 1.25 lakh daily, is completely fake. This video is made using AI technology. PIB has appealed to the people not to trust such misleading information and check thoroughly before any investment.
🛑 PM Modi Promoting An Investment Scheme Offering a Daily Profit of ₹ 1.25 Lakh/Day? Here’s the Truth 🛑
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– Pib Fact Check (@Pibfactcheck) July 4, 2025
In today’s era, the misuse of AI and Deepfek technology is increasing. Scammers try to cheat people’s trust by resorting to such techniques. Especially by using the names of big leaders and government institutions, these thugs easily trap people in their web. PIB has advised that it is necessary to test its credibility before investing money in any investment scheme.
What is deepfack?
Deepfeek is a technique in which a person’s voice or face is copied so cleanly using AI that it starts to look real. According to the HDFC Bank website, using deepfec, the officials of the scams bank, the company’s senior officers or someone with your acquaintance can copy. These people can contact you on phone or video calls and get the job -like work -like work -like work like verifying transaction or asking for account details. Because these videos or audio looks so real, people easily get into them.
The use of deepfack in the banking sector is increasing rapidly. Scammers get information about their bank accounts, get unauthorized transfer or steal confidential information by making people stupid through deepfec video or audio.
SBI also warned
Earlier in May, the State Bank of India (SBI) also warned people about the Deepfec scam. SBI wrote on its social media handle x, always check the identity of the person giving investment opportunities. Be careful on the advice without asking and always check again before investing. SBI had appealed to the customers not to blindly trust the investment schemes received from any unknown source.
How to avoid deepfeek scam?
- Check the source: On getting information about any investment plan or offer, first of all verify its source. Know the truth by going to government websites or official social media handles.
- Beware of unknown calls: If someone as a bank officer asks you an account details or OTP, then cut the call immediately and contact the bank.
- Take the resort of PIB Fact Czech: To know the truth of the news that goes viral on social media, follow the official handle of PIB Fact Check.
- Immediate action : If you feel that you have fallen victim to a scam, immediately inform your bank and file a complaint on the cybercrime helpline.