PM kisan whatsapp scams | whatsapp scam you should be aware
Scams are increasing every day, and they’re getting harder to spot.
People are falling for them through fake messages, apps, and links—without even realizing it.
Sometimes it starts with just one click, and before you know it, you're in trouble.
That’s exactly what happened to someone I know.
And trust me, it can happen to anyone—me, you, or someone close to us
So… first of all, look at this carefully 👇
Fake apps are everywhere. And sometimes, even a small mistake can cause a big problem. This post is about one such scam that recently happened with my close friend. I want to share it so you don’t fall into the same trap.
What Actually Happened?
A few days ago, my friend received a link on WhatsApp. It looked like something related to the PM Kisan Scheme. Without thinking much, he clicked on it.
After clicking, it automatically downloaded a fake app named ‘PMKishan’ (notice the spelling — not even correct!).
That was the start of the problem.
How the Fake App Worked
This fake app was not normal. It was designed to bypass SMS security. You know how you get OTPs and login messages on your phone? This app can read and misuse those messages.
And that’s how the hacker got into my friend’s WhatsApp account.
What the Hacker Did Next
Once inside, the hacker started messaging people using my friend’s WhatsApp. The messages looked real because they were sent from my friend’s number.
This caused panic and confusion among many people.
Soon, WhatsApp noticed this weird activity and banned my friend’s account for “suspicious behavior.”
Imagine losing access to your own WhatsApp and people thinking you're a scammer!
What My Friend Did
My friend quickly:
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Reported the issue to the Indian Cyber Crime Department
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Contacted WhatsApp support to get the account back
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Is now waiting (the next day he’ll get it recovered)
What We Learned
This situation was a big wake-up call for both of us. One small mistake — just clicking a link — led to:
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Privacy issues
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Losing WhatsApp access
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Worrying so many people
My Advice to Everyone
👉 Do not click on random links shared on WhatsApp or SMS — even if they look like government schemes.
👉 Check the spelling of app names before downloading.
👉 Never download APK files directly from unknown sources.
👉 If anything looks too good to be true, it probably is a scam.
Finally I can say that:
In today’s world, online scams are everywhere. Hackers are getting smarter. But we can be smarter too — by being careful.
I’m sharing this story to protect others. Please share it with your friends and family.
Stay alert.
Stay safe.
And think twice before you click. ❤️
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