Aadhaar Misuse Check: In today’s changing world, the Aadhaar card is a crucial document, without which important work often gets stuck in the middle. If you do not have an Aadhaar card, you will be deprived of many schemes offered by government offices. From travelling to admission in schools, the Aadhaar card is mandatory.
People are also seen committing fraud and cheating using their Aadhaar cards. Many times, we are unaware of the consequences, and people cause harm by using their Aadhaar card. Is someone misusing your Aadhaar card? Therefore, it is essential to regularly check whether someone is using your Aadhaar card or not. Obtaining this information is also straightforward, as it can be easily found.
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Easily check where your Aadhaar card has been used.
For this, UIDAI has provided an online facility called ‘Authentication History’. With this, you can check the use of your Aadhaar card. Through the process, you can determine when and where it was used.
To check your Firsts, you need to visit the My Aadhaar portal.
Then, you will need to enter your 12-digit Aadhaar number and captcha code. After this, click on ‘Login with OTP’. Then, you will need to log in with the OTP received on your registered mobile number.
After logging in, click on the ‘Authentication History’ option. Select the date range for which you would like to view the information.
Then a list of all the uses of your Aadhaar will appear. Additionally, if you encounter any suspicious or unknown information, you can report it immediately.
Complain here in case of any error.
If there is any error, you can call UIDAI’s helpline at 1947 and register a complaint. After this, you can send an email to help@uidai.gov.in. Then, if you want to prevent anyone from using your fingerprint or eye, you can use the biometric information associated with Aadhaar. Volkswagen Golf GTI Coming Soon to Indian Roads, Comes with 2.0 L TSI Engine.
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