Dawood Rawat Condemns Fraudulent Online Investment Scams Using His Identity

Dawood Rawat has issued an urgent warning regarding a wave of “entirely false and deceitful” information circulating on social media platforms, where fraudsters are illegally using his name and image to promote financial scams.

In a statement released today, 13 April 2026, Rawat expressed “deep concern” over the rise of fabricated articles and interviews.

He clarified that he has no connection whatsoever to any investment plans or financial offers suggested by these malicious publications.

Malicious Intent and Public Confusion

Rawat condemned the “wickedness” of those behind the campaign, stating that his identity is being exploited to generate “malicious clicks” and incite the public into fraudulent schemes.

He noted that the primary goal of these actors appears to be sowing confusion among the general population.

“This deliberate misinformation is reprehensible,” Rawat said, adding that the impact extends to those who share the content in good faith without verifying its authenticity.

Call for Public Vigilance

The statement serves as a formal distancing from the fraudulent activity, with Rawat urging individuals to exercise the “utmost vigilance” when encountering financial claims online.

As misinformation continues to spread across social networks, the public is cautioned to confirm the legitimacy of any investment opportunities before engaging or sharing content.

Below is the Communiqué :

Fraudulent Publications Misusing My Identity

I have become aware, with deep concern, of false information circulating on social media under my name.

These articles and interviews are entirely fabricated and deceitful. I have no connection whatsoever to any investment schemes or financial offers that these publications may suggest.

I am saddened by the malice of those who do not hesitate to exploit my image and name to sow confusion, generate malicious clicks, or, worse still, incite the public to engage in fraudulent investments.

This deliberate misinformation is reprehensible; it also affects those who, in good faith, share these falsehoods without verifying their authenticity.

I urge everyone to exercise the utmost vigilance.

Dawood Rawat

13 April 2026