In Ajmer, Rajasthan, a local washerman named Jitendra Kumar has become the center of attention after receiving an income tax notice regarding transactions amounting to ₹598 crore (approximately $72 million USD) linked to his account. Kumar, who supports his family by washing and ironing clothes, reported that he lost his PAN card two years ago while attending a function in Pali. Investigations revealed that someone had used his PAN details to obtain GST registration and open a business account in Surat, Gujarat. Kumar expressed his distress, stating he has been unable to work due to the situation, as he has been running between police stations and lawyers. His advocate, Rakesh Thada, confirmed that a complaint has been filed against the bank and the unidentified individual operating the fraudulent account. The Income Tax Department has also issued a notice to the bank's manager regarding the matter. The incident has sparked widespread discussion on social media, with many users questioning the effectiveness of tax verification processes in India.