Senior Congress leader and former district president Sadasiv Yadav from Indore has found himself in an unusual predicament as a fake digital invitation for his wedding has been circulating on social media. The invitation erroneously mentions a wedding date of February 24, 2026, raising concerns about the authenticity of the card. Accompanying this invitation is a suspicious link, which is feared to be part of a larger cyber fraud scheme.

Upon receiving news of this fake invitation, Yadav was taken aback and immediately clarified that he is not getting married and has not authorized any such communication. He suspects that either his mobile phone or social media accounts have been hacked, which enabled the distribution of this fabricated information. In response to this unsettling situation, Yadav has made a public appeal to his friends, relatives, and acquaintances to refrain from opening the invitation or the associated link, emphasizing the potential risks involved.

Furthermore, Yadav has reported the incident to local police and has raised the concern that it may be a case of cyber crime. Current investigations are underway by the police and cyber cell to uncover the origins of this fraudulent activity. This incident highlights the growing issue of cyber fraud, where individuals can be easily targeted, leading to reputational and personal safety concerns.