New Delhi: As thousands and thousands of Indians proceed to observe creators and influencers on social media like X (previously Twitter), the curious case of FinTech influencer Ravisutanjani Kumar — the person who was lately seen withdrawing money from a UPI ATM on the Global Fintech Fest in Mumbai that went viral — has left Twitterati and his followers in utter shock.
After an X account @SatarkAadmi (#WearMaskSaveLives) posted a thread with the tagline “Who is the real Ravisutanjani? And why is he faking it?” which “unmasked” his pretend levels, Kumar deleted his X and LinkedIn accounts late on Wednesday.
“Ravisutanjani deleted his Twitter & LinkedIn. It wasn’t a case of someone with skills but no degrees. He was an alleged fraud at the workplace too. Got fired within months, not because of fake degrees, but because he could do no valuable work,” posted entrepreneur Abhishek Asthana, founding father of digital promoting startup Ginger Monkey and often called @GabbarSingh on X.
@SatarkAadmi discovered that Kumar was not a pc engineering graduate from IIIT Allahabad however really studied at authorities ITI in Mirzapur as “Wireman”.
The @SatarkAadmi account additionally revealed a number of different pretend levels and positions that Kumar claimed he held.
In truth, Ravisutanjani, who claimed to be a prime startup voice, tried to defend himself in an in depth put up on X, however later deleted his account.
Author and neighborhood enabler Siddharth Roy posted: “Whatever Ravi did was absolutely wrong. He shouldn’t have faked it in the first place, but we as a community should remember not to exceed & cross the line! He got a reality check and we all got to know the truth; we shouldn’t stretch it to a breaking point”.
The case of Kumar brings the moot level to the fore that the world of social media is stuffed with fakes and other people mustn’t fall for these deceptive personalities and do their very own actuality checks.
