This WhatsApp message about government’s free recharge scheme is fake

A new message claiming to offer 3 months of free recharge by PM Narendra Modi is circulating via WhatsApp. PIB Fact Check has clarified that any message claiming to offer free mobile recharge is fake.

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This WhatsApp message about government’s free recharge scheme is fake

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