PIB Fact Check is called Circulating Video Online. This is said to indicate that Prime Minister Narendra Modi promotes an investment platform called “Quantumai” and asks citizens to invest Rs 22,000 as fakes.
According to PIB Fact Check, “This is a digitally changed video. We recommend that citizens not fall into such a scam.”
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Additionally, “The authorities are warning against videos or messages that promote investment platforms, products or schemes.”
The video embedded in the ad shows Prime Minister Narendra Modi promoting an investment platform called “Quantumai.”
In the video, the Prime Minister can be seen asking his citizens to invest £22,000 in the platform.#PibFactCheck
✔️This is a “digital changed” fake… pic.twitter.com/tsbydglydy
– PIB Fact Check (@pibfactcheck) August 14, 2025
The PIB was called an image that PM Modi is shown talking about the platform as “fake” and “AI-generated.”
Tweet's PIB fact check states that “India is actually implementing a 'quantum' investment platform. A Facebook page named “Transaction Rights 54” runs an ad that promotes a “quantum” investment platform. India's Ministry of Finance has falsely claimed it has introduced an investment platform that promises £3.5 a month with an investment of £21,000.
“The images are fake and AI is being generated. This tweet says India Today has not published such articles. Please do not click on the links in such images as it may be a phishing attempt!” tweets have been added.
