A fraudulent letter, purportedly from the Ministry of Finance, is circulating and claims to grant a loan under the PM Mudra Yojna. This letter is fake and has not been issued by the Ministry. It falsely requests a payment of Rs. 4,500 under the guise of a legal charge. The Ministry of Finance has officially stated that they have not issued any such communication.
An approval letter allegedly issued by the Ministry of Finance is granting a loan under the PM Mudra Yojna and requesting payment of Rs. 4,500 on the pretext of a legal charge.
This letter is Fake.Ministry of Finance has not issued this letter.
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FAQ :
No, the letter circulating that claims to be from the Ministry of Finance granting a loan under the PM Mudra Yojna is fake. The Ministry has confirmed they did not issue it.
The fake letter is requesting a payment of Rs. 4,500, falsely claiming it's for a legal charge, in order to grant a loan under the PM Mudra Yojna.
No, the Ministry of Finance has explicitly stated that they have not issued the letter in question.
No, you should not pay the Rs. 4,500. The letter is fraudulent, and the Ministry of Finance has not issued it.