Is ‘Turbo Adipex Pip’ a Real Investment Scheme Backed by Nirmala Sitharaman and Sudha Murthy? Here’s the Truth
A viral post falsely claims Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and philanthropist Sudha Murthy have launched 'Turbo Adipex Pip', an AI-powered investment scheme promising INR 20 lakh monthly returns on an INR 22,000 investment. PIB Fact Check has confirmed the claim is fake and urged people to avoid such fraudulent investment scams.
A claim circulating widely online alleges that Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and philanthropist Sudha Murthy have jointly launched an investment program called "Turbo Adipex Pip" that promises returns of INR 2,000,000 per month on a minimum investment of INR 22,000. The claim describes it as an AI and quantum computing-based trading tool that generates automatic profits with no effort required from investors. Here is what the facts say.
The Claim
The viral post states that an exclusive financial program, developed by artificial intelligence experts and supported by Nirmala Sitharaman, is now available to the public. It further claims that Sudha Murthy and Sitharaman jointly created Turbo Adipex Pip, a tool capable of generating INR 2,000,000 monthly for an initial investment of just INR 22,000. WhatsApp, Telegram Investment Scam Alert: MHA Warns Against Fake Stock Tips, Guaranteed Returns.
Viral Claim Of Nirmala Sitharaman, Sudha Murthy Backing 'Turbo Adipex Pip' Investment Scheme Is False
The post attributes a statement to Sudha Murthy explaining that the program uses advanced technology to analyse market data such as prices, trading volumes, news, and social media trends to predict stock movements faster than any human trader. It claims users only need to invest INR 22,000, set up a payment schedule, and receive automatic income directly to their bank card, with no active involvement required. What Is an Online Share Trading Scam? As Mumbai Man Loses INR 3.63 Crore in 15-Day Fraud, Know How To Protect Yourself.
The Conclusion
This claim is fake. According to the Press Information Bureau's fact-checking unit, PIB Fact Check, no such scheme named "Turbo Adipex Pip" or any "Quantum AI" investment program is endorsed by the Finance Minister or the Government of India. The viral post is part of a broader pattern of scam investment schemes that misuse the names and images of public figures, including senior government officials and well-known personalities, to lend false credibility to fraudulent trading platforms.
PIB has advised the public to always verify such claims through official government sources before engaging with any investment scheme that promises unrealistically high, guaranteed returns.
How To Report Such Scams
The Government of India has urged citizens to report any misleading content related to public figures or government schemes through the following official channels:
- WhatsApp: +91 8799711259
- Email: factcheck@pib.gov.in
Fact check
A viral post claims Nirmala Sitharaman and Sudha Murthy have launched the AI-powered 'Turbo Adipex Pip' investment scheme, promising monthly returns of INR 20 lakh on an investment of INR 22,000.
False. PIB Fact Check has confirmed that no such investment scheme exists or is endorsed by the Government of India, Nirmala Sitharaman or Sudha Murthy. The viral claim is part of an investment scam.
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