Claim that PM Narendra Modi has resigned is fake, says PIB
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Claim that PM Narendra Modi has resigned is fake, says PIB

Claim that PM Narendra Modi has resigned is fake, says PIB

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A video by the Instagram page “DCT News” carries an “Election Breaking” graphic claiming that PM Narendra Modi has resigned. PIB Fact Check has called the claim fake. Prime Minister Modi has not resigned.A video by the Instagram page “DCT News” carries an “Election Breaking” graphic claiming that PM Narendra Modi has resigned. PIB Fact Check has called the claim fake. Prime Minister Modi has not resigned.

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The Instagram account dct_news, which describes itself as “DCT News / Delhi Crime Today News” and has about 5,600 followers, is circulating a video with the headline “PM Modi ने दिया इस्तीफा” (PM Modi has resigned). It is styled like a TV news bulletin with an “Election Breaking” banner and a “DCT News official” tag. PIB Fact Check has flagged the claim as fake and confirmed that the Prime Minister has not resigned. The video comes amid the political row over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter rolls and recent protests in Delhi, during which some posts have demanded the PM’s resignation. Small pages using news-channel-style graphics to present false “breaking news” can mislead viewers quickly, so people should rely on official government sources and established news outlets for such major announcements.

The Instagram account dct_news, which describes itself as “DCT News / Delhi Crime Today News” and has about 5,600 followers, is circulating a video with the headline “PM Modi ने दिया इस्तीफा” (PM Modi has resigned). It is styled like a TV news bulletin with an “Election Breaking” banner and a “DCT News official” tag. PIB Fact Check has flagged the claim as fake and confirmed that the Prime Minister has not resigned. The video comes amid the political row over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of voter rolls and recent protests in Delhi, during which some posts have demanded the PM’s resignation. Small pages using news-channel-style graphics to present false “breaking news” can mislead viewers quickly, so people should rely on official government sources and established news outlets for such major announcements.

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