The PIB fact check team has cautioned people about fake emails asking to download e-Pan card. PIB said that several people have been receiving emails where they are asked to download their e-pan card online. The mail also shows steps to follow to download the e-pan card. However, PIB Fact Check said that the email is fake. "โœ…Do not respond to any emails, links, calls & SMS asking you to share financial & sensitive information," the post by PIB fact check read.ย India Post Lucky Draw Scam: Fraudsters Luring Victims With Fake Prizes and Stealing Personal Data, PIB Fact Check Exposes the Truth.

This Email Is Fake, Says PIB Fact Check

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