PIB Fact Check, Shouldn’t We Take That Note Of ₹ 500, In Which The Green Stripe Is Not With The Governor’s Signature But With Gandhiji’s

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PIB Fact Check: Big news is coming regarding the 500 rupee note. Due to the demonetisation of 2000 notes, fake notes are making waves in the market. In such a situation, he is emerging as a big threat. In the meantime, many types of fake messages regarding the 500 rupee note are also going viral on social media. Recently, a message regarding the signature of the RBI Governor is going viral on social media. The truth of which has been told by PIB fact checker.

If you too have heard or read about not accepting 500 rupee notes, be careful. Because the PIB fact check states that this is completely fake. In such a situation you should avoid paying attention to this message. Let’s find out what the whole matter is…

A message going viral on social media said that Rs 500 notes should not be taken in which the green stripe is not close to the RBI Governor’s signature but close to Gandhiji’s picture. As this message went viral, confusion has arisen among the people. PIB fact check checked the fact of this message. Let’s know what is the truth of this message.

Claim: The ₹500 note in which the green stripe is next to the RBI Governor’s signature and not next to Gandhiji’s picture should not be taken.#PIBFactCheck:

✔️This claim #Fake is

✔️@RBI According to both types of notes are accepted.

For more information visit: https://t.co/DuRgmRJxiN pic.twitter.com/T8q3m2fv8w

— PIB Fact Check (@PIBFactCheck) June 24, 2023

When PIB Fact Check found the authenticity of this message, the revelation was quite shocking. PIB Fact Check has declared this message to be completely fake. RBI and PIB have clearly stated that this is not the case at all. Both types of notes are valid. PIB has appealed to people not to pay any attention to such matters and not get confused.

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