Twitter flooded with memes as deadline for PAN and Aadhaar card expires today. Best ones
India Today
In view of the situation of the deadline for the PAN-Aadhaar link, Twitter was flooded with hilarious and sarcastic memes.
March 31, 2022 was the last date set by the Government of India for linking PAN card with Aadhaar card and netizens didn’t leave any stone unturned to complete the process. Last year, on the same date, a similar kind of advisory was published but the date was later extended.
According to new guidelines by the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), it has been declared that the Aadhaar card and PAN can now be linked with a penalty until March 31, 2023. But of course, a penalty will be charged.
In view of the situation, Twitter was flooded with hilarious and sarcastic memes. While some took the help of popular scenes from movies to express their feelings, others wrote how time-taking the process was.
We have compiled some of the best memes for you to enjoy:
#PANcard #AadharCard #IncomeTaxRs 1000 penalty if Pan card & Aadhar aren't linked before end of March 31.Govt on 1st April : pic.twitter.com/hZtgfJbgE8
#PANcard #StockMarketindia#PANAadhaarLink PAN-Aadhaar linking deadline ends today, fine upto Rs 1,000 if you fail to do so.Public is Confused now pic.twitter.com/kB8U7l3tL4
#PANcard #Aadhaar #PanAadharLinkGovt's Warning for deadline to link Pan Card with Aadhar -Today withEarlier 1000 Penalty pic.twitter.com/LzBUKpDyhD
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