Yes ... Shri Banks strike abstained, after meeting with Finance Secretary

New Delhi, September 24, 2019, Tuesday

The public sector banks announced the strike on September 26 and 27, but after an interview with the finance secretary of the union, it was announced that the strike was withdrawn by the banks.

These banks were worried that the merger of some small banks would increase the functioning of the big banks, so a strike was announced to oppose the government's decision. The strike was carried out by six to seven unions.

At a meeting with Finance Secretary Rajiv Kumar on Monday in the capital, New Delhi, the finance secretary assured him that the government has to take adequate precautions to ensure that you are not harassed or harassed in any way. After the meeting, the unions of the banks announced that we would not strike.

Thus, no strike will take place on 26th and 27th. If there was a strike, the citizens would have suffered a lot because the 26th is Thursday and the 27th is Friday. Then come Saturday. Banks are closed on the second and fourth Saturdays, so the closing of the banks from Thursday to almost Monday was likely to negatively affect billions of rupees.

However, the unions announced that they would not strike after a meeting with the finance secretary. Previously announced the bank strike together with the All India Bank Officers Confederation, Indian National Bank Officers Congress, National Organization of Bank Officers and All India Bank Officers Association.

As a result, the State Bank of India sent a suggestion to the stock market that all your financial transactions should be settled before September 25 or else you are likely to have a lot of trouble. In addition to the stock market, millions of citizens were also likely to have difficulty paying or withdrawing money.