Fact check: what is the fact of pradhanmantri Nari shakti yojna

 Fact check: what is the fact of pradhanmantri Nari shakti yojna

A video is currently going viral on YouTube. It is claimed that the central government is depositing Rs 2.20 lakh in the bank accounts of all women under the 'Pradhan Mantri Nari Shakti Yojana'. You need to be careful if you get such a message. The official Twitter handle of the central government, PIB Fact Check, came up with the truth when it investigated the claim and the viral video.

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"This viral message is fake," PIAB Fact Check said. The truth has come out in the PIAB fact check. "If you receive such a viral message, you should not click on any link in it," PIAB said. First of all, judge the authenticity of the message and don't believe it. Regarding the viral message, the PIB said that the message was fake and no such scheme was being run by the government.

Notably, the PIB Fact Check works to curb the spread of misinformation about central government policy-schemes, departments, ministries. Any information linked to the government is true that PIB fact check can be used to find out if it is false. You can send a screenshot of any PIB fact check suspicious news, tweet, Facebook post or URL to WhatsApp number 918799711259. Or you can mail to pibfactcheck@gmail.com.

A video is currently going viral on YouTube. it's claimed that the video provided information a few new scheme of the central government. consistent with the video, the central government will now deposit Rs 2 lakh 20,000 altogether women's bank accounts under the 'Pradhan Mantri Nari Shakti Yojana'. Such messages also are going viral on social networks. But if you've got received such a message, take care in time, because this message is fake . The Department of Corrections (PIB), which has the official Twitter account of the central government, has confirmed during a fact make sure the video and therefore the information in it are false.


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This message has gone viral on WhatsApp. False news and rumors are often seen going viral on social media across the country during the Corona lockdown period. However, the PIB Fact Check Twitter handle has been launched to verify the authenticity of such viral messages and supply information during this regard. This account has been started for the aim of making awareness among the people about online rumors. within the same fact check, it's come to light that the middle has no such plan.

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During the Corona period many false news are seen going viral. The Department of Correspondence of the govt of India has made revelations regarding this viral news from time to time for the last several weeks. Government agencies try to stop such rumors from spreading digitally. However, the amount of those rumors doesn't seem to be decreasing.