be careful! If you receive this message with the name “Govt Yojana”.It’s a scam

If yes, beware of such deceptive messages. It’s a scam. According to the Center’s PIB Fact Check team, the central government has not implemented such a plan and is not associated with this text message.

Online scams have become commonplace these days, and scammers are adopting new tactics to trick people into cheating for money.

Recently, scammers have begun to send messages similar to the following: ￡2,67,000 under the government’s Yojana. ” There are also links that ask people to click on it.

The government’s PIB Fact Check team regularly notifies you of fake messages and fake job listings to protect your citizens from online banking scams.

We recently notified the public about a message claiming that the State Bank of India (SBI) bank account was blocked.

The fake message says, “Dear customer’s SBI bank account has been blocked. Please update the documentation. Please visit the SBI website. Click here to update via online banking. … “.

The government’s fact-checking agency has demanded that people avoid replying to emails and SMS requesting personal or banking information.

Also, if someone receives a similar message related to SBI Bank, you can report it to -report.phishing @ sbi.co.in.

Online banking and transactions are simple and convenient, but there are certain risks that can lead to financial fraud.

To report a cyber scam, an individual calls 155260 or visits cybercrime.gov.in.