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Hyderabad , Dec. 7

The Income Tax Department in Andhra Pradesh has found 1.32-lakh duplicate PAN cards from 65,000 groups.

"They have more than one card," Mr D.V. Dharmik, Chief Commissioner of Income Tax (Hyderabad-1) of Andhra Pradesh, said. Addressing a press conference here on Thursday, he said the Department had issued letters to them.

"We have completed the de-duplication process with regard to 15,600 cases," he added. As part of the national drive, the department had taken up a campaign to weed out the multiple PAN cards held by assessees.

The officials in the State are hopeful of completing the process by the month-end.

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