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Banks on 2-day nationwide strike from Monday

  •   Sun, Mar 27 2022 11:05:01 PM

New Delhi, Mar 27 (IANS): The banks will observe a nationwide strike on Monday (March 28) and Tuesday (March 29) to protest against the Banking Laws (Amendment) Bill, 2021, and oppose the privatisation of public sector banks.

The decision to go on a strike was taken by a joint forum of central trade unions.

The All India Bank Employees Association had on Saturday announced that it would observe two day's strike to oppose the move of the Central government.

Apart from banks, other business sectors are also likely to join the strike to show their solidarity with the banks against the policies of the Central government.

Telecom, oil, income tax, postal, coal, steel, copper, and insurance sectors might back the strike.

The joint forum of central trade unions has said that the new policies of the centre will effect their workers, farmers and people and it should be rolled back.

The State Bank of India has informed the account holders that as the bank is joining the two-day nationwide strike, the customers might be able to receive its services.

However, Bharatiya Mazdoor Sangh has said it would not support the strike. The West Bengal government has said that all the government employees will report on duty.

The Samyukta Kisan Morcha has supported the call of banking sector.

 
  

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Mon, Mar 28 2022

    Mostly demand is always pay hike, Like MPs & MLAs irrespective of parties and differences, HIKE their salaries, perks and all like Government must hike bank employees and retirees salary and pension. Regularly without any negotiation.

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  • El En Tea, Mangalore

    Mon, Mar 28 2022

    Well educated Indians are under the control of Andh Bhakts vishawasi What happened to our own Banks Syndicate Vijaya Corporation Banks..

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  • Moshu, Mangaluru

    Mon, Mar 28 2022

    Yet educated andhbhakths won't understand this is because of chaiwala and tadipar

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  • sense_shetty, MAngalore

    Mon, Mar 28 2022

    Because of technology a physically closed bank is as good as an unused bus stand .. I dont remember when I physically visited a bank in recent days .. due to digital transactions .these bundh calls are meaningless .. HArdly any impact on businesses . Those who are not using will move to BHIM app which does not even require a smartphone .. Think over ..again .. dont be blind to disruptive technology which makes your job redundant

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  • Sameer, Riyadh

    Mon, Mar 28 2022

    Koi Fayda nahi. Damage is already done. Aapki naukri gayi samjho. Aapne vote diya, BJP ne aapka kaat diya. BJP ko aapne tambu diya..BJP ne aapko bambu diya. Bechare bankers ko 'demonetisation' ke time pe hamali jaise kaam karwaya. Na overtime mila na kuch. Ab jo naukri hai woh bhi gayi. What a 'Master stroke'. Ise kehte hain 'sabka saat...aapka? ;) ;) ;)

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