Understanding 'Diverted to Pension Fund' in PF Records: Can You Access It Before 58?

In my PF sheet, I had a column "Diverted to Pension fund" - What does it mean?

After some Googling, I found it's a pension after 58 years.

Question: Can we get this amount before the age of 58?

PR Structure:
- Employee Share: Rs. 749
- Employer Share: Rs. 229
- Diverted to Pension fund: Rs. 520

It is the amount towards contribution for pension. If you have 10 years or more of service in EPS, you are eligible to get a pension. Otherwise, you will receive a one-time withdrawal benefit. Normally, a pension is eligible after the completion of 58 years of age. However, if you are not in service, you may get a pension after the completion of 50 years of age, provided you will lose 4% of the pensionable amount for each year below the age of 58 years.

Regards,
Abbas. P. S

It is the contribution to the pension fund, and the wording should be "contribution," as explained by Mr. Sunny Ujjwal. The amount is correctly calculated.