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The unit further appealed to users to report suspicious content related to the Government of India to @PIBFactCheck.

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Government's fact checking agency PIB Fact Check has said that there are no plans to withdraw paper currency notes or replace them with plastic currency notes by June 30, 2026.

The clarification came after multiple messages circulated across digital platforms, triggering concern among citizens regarding the status of their legal tender.