Aadhar card Nowadays, it is being used to do many types of things. Aadhaar card proves to be an important document for any government work till getting a new SIM card. As we told you, now you need your Aadhar card even to get a new SIM card. Without Aadhar card you cannot get a new SIM card. Many times it has also been seen that using another person’s Aadhar card, another person buys a SIM card and starts using it. The person in whose name the SIM card has been taken is not even aware of this. Many times it also happens that by the time the person gets information about this, it is too late. To ensure that no such incident happens to you and you do not get into any trouble, today we are going to tell you how you can find out how many SIM cards are connected to your Aadhar card. So let us know.
How many SIMs are active with your Aadhar card?
For your information, let us tell you that in order to ensure that every person has information about the SIM cards linked to his Aadhaar card, the facility of Sanchar Sathi portal has been introduced by the Government of India. By entering the information of his mobile number, any person can find out how many mobile numbers are active with his Aadhar card. To get SIM card information, you will have to use the Sanchar Sathi portal of the Department of Telecommunications.
How to use Sanchar Saathi portal
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To use Sanchar Sathi portal, you will first have to open tafcop.sancharsaathi.gov.in on your browser.
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After this, you will have to enter your mobile number information here.
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The given captcha code has to be filled
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After this an OTP will be sent to your number
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You will have to fill this OTP in the empty box.
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After this a new page will open on your display
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On this page you will see digits like 1,2 or 3 written next to Mobile Numbers Registered in Your Name.
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With this the numbers registered in your name will start appearing.
What to do if you see an unknown number?
For your information, let us tell you that using one Aadhar card, you can buy or use a maximum of 9 SIM cards. Many times it also happens that family members buy a SIM card using the Aadhar card of another member. In such a situation, if you see a number on this portal of the Department of Telecommunications, which does not belong to any of your family members, then you can also file a report about it. An option to lodge a complaint has also been given on this web portal of the Government of India.
How to report an unknown number?
If you use the Sanchar Sathi portal and you see a number which you do not recognize, then in such a situation you can use options like Not My Number, Required, Not Required. Not only here, users can also click on the report option to make any kind of complaint.