See which mobile numbers and SIM cards are linked to an Aadhaar. Indian rules cap most people at nine connections — anything on that list you do not recognise is a sign your identity was used to activate a SIM.
10-digit Indian mobile number. No account needed.
Mobile connections associated with the Aadhaar.
Recognise which network each connection sits on.
Unknown connections point to identity misuse.
Every lookup is stored only in your own account.
The government portal lets you flag a connection as 'not my number' and request disconnection.
Raise a written complaint with the operator that issued the connection and keep the ticket number.
If the number was used in a scam, report it on the national cybercrime portal.
Repeat the Aadhaar check after 30 days to confirm the connection was removed.
| Licence area | Maximum connections |
|---|---|
| Most of India | 9 |
| Jammu & Kashmir | 6 |
| Assam | 6 |
| North East licence area | 6 |
Run the Aadhaar module on OSINTS.xyz to see the mobile connections associated with an Aadhaar. You can also verify the same on the government TAFCOP portal.
Indian rules allow up to nine mobile connections per person, and fewer in Jammu & Kashmir, Assam and the North East licence areas.
Report it immediately through the TAFCOP portal and to your operator, and file a complaint if the number was used for fraud. Unknown connections in your name are an identity-theft signal.
Sources typically mask the connection for privacy and show partial digits plus the operator and circle. That is enough to recognise a number you do not own.
Yes. Only run it on your own Aadhaar or with the holder's consent. The lookup is logged in your private history and never shared.
The Aadhaar module costs credits per lookup, and every new account starts with 3 free credits. Failed lookups are refunded automatically.