How can I obtain contact details of an individual using their PAN card information?

A PAN card is primarily a financial identification document, not a source of personal contact information in India.

Accessing individual contact details linked to a PAN card is heavily restricted by privacy laws and income tax regulations.

Organizations can only access PAN card details with the explicit consent of the individual or under specific legal authority.

Attempting to obtain someone's contact information from their PAN card without permission may result in legal consequences.

Individuals can view and update their own PAN card details, including contact information, through the official Income Tax Department website.

Third-party services claiming to provide contact details using only a PAN number are likely operating outside the legal framework.

The Income Tax Department does not share PAN card holder contact information with any unauthorized parties, prioritizing individual privacy.

Obtaining personal data through unofficial channels or without consent violates data protection laws in India.

PAN cards are designed for tax and financial purposes, not as a means to access an individual's private contact information.

Misusing PAN card details to find someone's contact information can be considered a breach of their fundamental right to privacy.

The Income Tax Act strictly prohibits the disclosure of PAN-related information to any person or entity without the cardholder's approval.

Verified PAN details only show the name, father's name, and date of birth - contact information is not included.

Attempting to bypass legal restrictions and obtain contact details through a PAN card could have serious legal repercussions.

India's privacy laws, such as the Personal Data Protection Bill, make it increasingly difficult to access personal information without consent.

The government has emphasized the importance of safeguarding PAN card data and preventing its misuse for unauthorized purposes.

Individuals have the right to control the distribution of their personal information, including contact details associated with their PAN card.