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The Aadhaar card has become the most important proof of our identity today. From banks to mobile SIM cards, it's required everywhere. But imagine if your Aadhaar number falls into the wrong hands? (Aadhaar misuse) Scary, isn't it! Because it can be misused for various purposes in your name. The good news is that UIDAI has provided a way for us to find out from the comfort of our homes where our Aadhaar has been used, and if we notice any discrepancies, we can file a complaint immediately.

The Power and Danger of Aadhaar

Aadhaar is not just a card, but our digital identity. Whether it's to avail government schemes, get children admitted to school, or open a bank account, Aadhaar is required everywhere. But this very importance makes it the most sensitive. If the number falls into the wrong hands, its misuse is inevitable.

How to Track Aadhaar Usage

By visiting the UIDAI website, you can view your Aadhaar history. Here you will find out when and where your Aadhaar was used in the last six months. This feature is similar to checking mobile call details – complete information about every authentication will be available to you.

Step-by-Step History Check

First, go to the UIDAI website and select the Aadhaar Authentication History option. Enter your Aadhaar number and security code, then click on Send OTP. Once you enter the OTP received on your mobile, the complete list will open. It will clearly show the date, time, and the purpose for which the Aadhaar was used.

What to do if you find any discrepancies

Suppose you see an entry in the history that you are unaware of. This clearly means that your Aadhaar number has been misused. In such a case, it is important to file a complaint immediately to prevent further damage.

How to File a Complaint

UIDAI has provided several easy ways to file a complaint. You can call the toll-free number 1947, send an email to help@uidai.gov.in, or file an online complaint on the UIDAI website. This means that there is no longer any need to remain silent about the misuse of Aadhaar; instead, there is now an opportunity to take immediate action.