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IPO probe

This refers to the report `Govt to fire on all cylinders for IPO scam probe' (Business Line, December 25).

The incident relating to the opening up of over 6,000 benami demat accounts by two individuals comes as no surprise to me.

SEBI should make it mandatory that an individual cannot have more than one demat account. To ensure this, the regulator should take rationalise charges imposed by different DPs such as stamp duty, and maintenance and annual levies.

SEBI must ensure verification of app data not by name but with address proof

Mansi Kanchan

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