Cyber fraud has created panic in the last few years. It remains a major issue for the whole world. The government is also strict to control cyber fraud and various measures are also being adopted for this. Along with the government, telecom operators are also following instructions to SIM cards, networks and data. Even taking strict steps on behalf of TRAI, companies issuing SIM cards have been instructed that they cannot give SIM card to any person without registration.
At the same time, strictness is also mentioned on those with more than 9 SIM cards in the rules of the Department of Telecommunications. A person has a legal offense to have more than 9 SIM cards. There is also a fine of lakhs of rupees for this, which those who violate the rules have to be paid. Therefore, it is necessary to investigate in advance that any other person has taken a SIM card using your Aadhaar card.
Under the Telecom Act 2023, a person should not have more than 9 SIM cards. According to the rules of TRAI and Telecommunications Department, if a person is found doing illegal work, he will have to pay a heavy fine. For the first time, there is a fine of Rs 50,000 for violating the rule, but if this is done again and again, you may have to pay a fine of up to Rs 2 lakh. Frauds or those who cheat people may also have to go to jail.
Through the website called Communication Saathi of the Department of Telecommunications, you can check how many SIM cards are linked to Aadhaar card. Go to the website and click on the “Mobile Connection” option. Enter the link phone number from Aadhaar here. OTP will come on the registered phone number. After entering, you will be able to know from your base how many SIM cards you have and then you can block or report that SIM that is not being used or can block the SIM number issued without information. .
