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Yes. For opening D-mat account, furnishing PAN is obligatory. However, if you are a PAN holder, the same would not automatically make you liable to file your Income tax return in India. There are several transactions for which obtaining PAN has been made mandatory, however filing of IT is governed by provision of section 139(1). ITR will be filed in India only if there is some income (of loss) which is received or deemed to be received or accrues/arise or deemed to accrue/arise in India. In the present case, however, since u will be holding securities/units which are issued by Indian company/AMC, any income thereform (whether by way of capital gains or by way of dividend) will be deemed to accrue or arise in India in view of Section 9 of the IT Act.
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