Initially, the UIDAI sought basic information like name, address, gender, date of birth, father and mother's name and biometrics. Later, the Adhaar form also had a section B which sought other additional personal information like phone and mobile number and email which though optional, were pressed on to unsuspecting people by the enrolling agencies, often without the knowledge or concurrence of UIDAI. In some states, found experts, a Section C was also added which sought financial information and an option to link one's bank account with Adhaar. So at the end, a lot of crucial personal information is riding on Adhaar which, if opened to unbridled public hands, has the potential for rampant misuse.