GURUGRAM: Sultanpur-based Sarv Haryana Gramin Bank , which is under the aegis of Punjab National Bank (PNB), is likely to be asked to furnish a penalty of Rs 1 lakh for not monitoring operations of an authorised Aadhaar card operator, Rahul, who was arrested on Wednesday for making Aadhaar cards in a rented room at Khandsa, Gurugram, instead of on bank premises — the designated site.Operators are not allowed to make Aadhaar cards from a private outlet. Besides, Rahul was found charging people for making Aadhaar cards, which is supposed to be free of cost, and overcharging them for Aadhaar card updation — which is to be done for Rs 25. He was earning Rs 300-600 per card. He used to sit at the designated spot till 2pm and then move operations to the private room to make quick money Nodal officer of Aadhaar enrolment Rajesh Gupta said, “The Centre has already planned to open more Aadhar card outlets in banks and post-offices where the official-in-charge will be responsible for ensuring that the Aadhaar card kit — a computer or laptop equipped with Aadhaar software — is not shifted, failing which the official-in-charge will have to furnish a penalty of Rs 1 lakh.”Gupta added, “In this case, the Sultanpur-based Sarv Haryana Gramin Bank remained a mute spectator to the accused leaving the premises after lunch hours. This negligence not only encouraged a serious crime but also caused inconvenience to the public.”Gupta said that he was preparing a report against the bank to be sent to Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) which is likely to penalise the bank. However, bank branch manager Urmila Munjal remained tight-lipped on the issue while SN Sharma, the bank’s regional manager, did not respond to calls made by TOI on Thursday. District manager Nayak said he could not monitor each of the 900 banks under his charge.