Every buyer's Aadhaar copy you hold is your responsibility now.
You close a deal. The buyer's Aadhaar, PAN card, and phone number are saved on your phone. Your broker forwarded it on WhatsApp. Your office assistant saved it on a shared drive. The deal is done — but the information is still everywhere. Under the new DPDPA law, this is your problem. You collected it. You are responsible for it.
Think about your last 10 property deals. You have buyer phone numbers, salary slips, and Aadhaar copies. Some are on WhatsApp. Some are in email. Some are in a folder on your laptop. Now a buyer calls and says — delete my information. Can you find it all? Can you delete it? If not, you have a problem. The law says you must be able to do this. You also need one person in your office who handles complaints about information. This is not optional.
List every place you store buyer Aadhaar and PAN copies today.
Tell your brokers — stop sharing client documents on WhatsApp groups.
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