Viral PM Modi Video Fact Check: Truth Revealed Behind Claims of Free Recharges, Cars, and Scooters by Government
Fact Check: A video featuring PM Modi is currently going viral on social media. According to this video, the government is set to provide free cars, scooters, and mobile recharges to everyone. Find out the truth behind this video here.
Fact Check: A post is spreading rapidly across social media platforms. Accompanied by footage of Prime Minister Modi, the video claims that citizens are being offered free cars, scooters, mobile recharges, and cash grants of up to ₹12,000. You can discover the actual truth behind this video right here.
What Does the Video Claim?
Numerous videos are being shared across social media, each containing various claims. Some videos assert that the Government of India will provide "free recharges," "free electric scooters," and "free cars" to all citizens, while others claim that ₹12,000 will be deposited directly into every citizen's bank account. Furthermore, Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself appears to be making these very claims within the video footage.
Find Out the Truth from the PIB:
🚨 सावधान! भारत सरकार द्वारा सभी देशवासियों को ‘फ्री रिचार्ज’, ‘फ्री इलेक्ट्रिक स्कूटी’, ‘फ्री कार’ और आर्थिक सहायता दिए जाने से संबंधित फर्जी दावे सोशल मीडिया पर प्रसारित किए जा रहे हैं।#PIBFactCheck:
— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) May 12, 2026
❌ #Facebook पेज ‘Topidea96’ द्वारा साझा किए गए प्रधानमंत्री @narendramodi… pic.twitter.com/hVd5A5JnXf
It is important to note that when the Press Information Bureau (PIB) conducted a fact-check on these viral videos, the truth was exposed. The PIB stated: "All these videos featuring Prime Minister @narendramodi—shared by the Facebook page 'Topidea96'—are 'deepfakes' created using AI technology. Neither the Central Government nor the Prime Minister has announced any such scheme." Additionally, to inform the public, the PIB posted on its 'X' (formerly Twitter) handle: "For accurate and authentic information regarding government schemes, please visit the official website: http://myscheme.gov.in."
What Should You Do If You Encounter a Deepfake Video?
If you come across a deepfake or a fake video generated by AI, it is crucial to take immediate action to help prevent the further spread of misinformation. On the social media platform (such as Facebook, X, Instagram, or WhatsApp) where the video appeared, immediately report it as 'Spam', 'Misleading', or 'Fake'. Additionally, you can file an online complaint by visiting the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal at cybercrime.gov.in.
