First, It's on old news from 2025, not a recent one.
Second, IMF gave India's National Accounts a "C" largely because of the outdated 2011-12 GDP base year, use of WPI proxies in some areas, and discrepancies between production and expenditure estimates. It did not say India's GDP was fake.
In fact, India still received a median rating of "B" across statistical categories, and the same IMF continues to project India as one of the world's fastest-growing major economies.
Turning a technical methodology critique into a "Fake GDP" slogan is cheap politics, not economics.
Fake GDP, fake nationalism, fake industrialists, fake journalists, fake media, fake experts, fake ideas, fake narrative, fake celebrities are all being exposed as the Dollar takes rupee to 100 and beyond!