Many people engaged in begging do not possess valid identity documents or are not registered in any official system. This makes it difficult for government agencies and welfare organizations to identify genuinely needy individuals and provide them with appropriate assistance, healthcare, shelter, education, or rehabilitation opportunities. The absence of a proper identification and tracking mechanism can also lead to misuse of charitable donations, exploitation by organized begging networks, and exclusion of vulnerable individuals from government welfare schemes. The problem is common in urban areas and affects efforts to reduce poverty and homelessness.