Fake WhatsApp message of Lover decorating car with Rs 2000 currency notes on Valentine’s Day 2017 is going viral!

This message with viral picture was quickly shared like wildfire with leading media publications covering the quirky incident with enthusiasm.

February 14 commemorates the day of the romantic festival, Valentine’s Day 2017. The day is about giving that special Valentine’s Day gift to your partner which will make her day a memorable affair. While you may have thought of usual romantic gifts for your loved one, a boyfriend in order to woo his girlfriend gifted her a car decorated with new Rs 2000 currency notes. This piece of information is going viral on WhatsApp which further states the guy was arrested by Navi Mumbai police. But this WhatsApp message is fake as the car covered with Rs 2000 notes is a part of car services promotions!

A message about a guy decorating a car with new two thousand rupees notes in Navi Mumbai went viral on WhatsApp. According to the message, the dude did it to gift his girlfriend a special Valentine’s Day gift this year. This message further elaborated how the boy was arrested by police for disrespecting the Indian currency. The full WhatsApp message reads: मुंबई में एक आशिक ने २000/- के नोंटो से सजा दी कार वेलेंटाइन डे के लिए सजाई थी कार । मुंबई पुलिस ने किया आशिक को गिरफ्तार । The message translates to – “A loverboy decorated a car with Rs. 2000 notes for the occasion of Valentine’s Day. The boy is arrested by Mumbai Police.”

This message with viral picture was quickly shared like wildfire with leading media publications covering the quirky incident with enthusiasm. Nevertheless, the truth is far from exciting than the fabricated WhatsApp message claims it to be. Well, the car covered with Rs. 2000 currency notes is a part of car services, named Zap. Their complete Zap service line reads: Zap: Fractional Car Ownership Program with tagline Own Your Dream Car @ The EMI Of A Bike.

It is easy to believe and share everything that we come across on the WhatsApp medium without verifying over it. The authenticity of such viral pictures and claims on messaging app as well as the social media must be confirmed before giving importance to any mundane incident.