Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Fake Letter Claims PM Modi Resigned, PIB Debunks
A picture of a letter that looked like it was from India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi was shared online, saying he had quit.
People thought it was real, but the government’s fact‑checking team said it was fake.
They told everyone to check official sources before believing or sharing it.
The fake letter could trick people into giving away money or personal details.
The government also gave a phone number and email for people to report suspicious posts.
This shows how important it is to verify information before sharing it online.
Viral letter claiming PM Narendra Modi resigned circulated online.
Press Information Bureau Fact Check confirmed the letter is fake.
No resignation letter has been issued or signed by Modi.
PIB urged public to verify claims through official sources.
The fake document may be used to spread misinformation or scams.
- Who
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Press Information Bureau Fact Check unit
- What
- A forged letter claiming Modi resigned
- When
- July 30, 2026
- Where
- India, circulated on social media
- Why
- To spread misinformation and potentially facilitate scams
- Event
- Fake resignation letter claim
- Source
- Press Information Bureau Fact Check
- Date
- July 30, 2026
- Subject
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi
- Status
- Debunked
