There are a few possible reasons why you might have two PAN cards with the same name but different numbers:

• You may have applied for a new PAN card without realizing that you already have one.
• You may have changed your name or address and applied for a new PAN card without updating your details on the Income Tax Department website.
• You may have been issued multiple PAN cards due to an error on the part of the Income Tax Department.

If you have two PAN cards, it is important to surrender the extra one as soon as possible. It is illegal to have more than one PAN card, and you may be penalized if you are caught.

To surrender your extra PAN card, you can visit the NSDL PAN website or the UTIITSL website and fill out the PAN Change Request Form. You will need to provide your PAN number(s) and other required details.

Once you have submitted the form, you will receive an acknowledgment number. You can use this number to track the status of your application.

If your application is approved, your extra PAN card will be canceled within 15 working days.

If you are unsure why you have two PAN cards, or if you have any questions about the surrender process, you can contact the Income Tax Department for assistance.