Launching the logo of Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana, which was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his Independence Day speech, Union Health Minister JP Nadda said there would be a QR code in each letter through which beneficiaries would be identified. “We are very serious about cracking against fake websites, there is no need for enrolment and no payment of fee is required. There will be a QR code in each letter through which beneficiaries will be identified. Once a family is verified, a card will be given to them,” Nadda said.
Even before the announcement of the scheme, a clutch of fake Ayushman Bharat-NHPM websites — many of them bearing “Pradhan Mantri” or “PM” in their names — and WhatsApp forwards asking people to enroll for the scheme had surfaced, sending the Health Ministry into a tizzy.

Launching the logo of Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana, which was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his Independence Day speech, Union Health Minister JP Nadda said there would be a QR code in each letter through which beneficiaries would be identified. “We are very serious about cracking against fake websites, there is no need for enrolment and no payment of fee is required. There will be a QR code in each letter through which beneficiaries will be identified. Once a family is verified, a card will be given to them,” Nadda said.
Even before the announcement of the scheme, a clutch of fake Ayushman Bharat-NHPM websites — many of them bearing “Pradhan Mantri” or “PM” in their names — and WhatsApp forwards asking people to enroll for the scheme had surfaced, sending the Health Ministry into a tizzy.