As many as 500 bank employees gathered outside the Bank of Baroda office near Jubilee in Rajkot, chanting slogans, including 22 demands. Shouts include the resumption of the old pension scheme with inflation. If the government does not accept the demand, there is a threat of more agitation in the coming days.
Bank employees across the country have gone on strike today, demanding various things. Employees of nationalized banks also joined the strike in Rajkot.
And there was a massive protest outside the banks at Rajkot by the bank employees. The employees with various banners chanted slogans against the government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
As many as 500 bank employees gathered outside the Bank of Baroda office near Jubilee in Rajkot, chanting slogans, including 22 demands. And different banners were put up on the body to protest.
At the same time, 22 other needs were raised, including closing NPS and restarting the old pension scheme with inflation. On this occasion, women employees of the bank also chanted anti-government and anti-Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s slogans and expressed their anger.
Jatin Dholakia
The Assistant Secretary of the bank said that employees of the nationalized bank in rural areas besides the city had joined the strike. And 22 different demands, including closing NPS, implementing the old pension scheme, are being protested.
He has also threatened to launch a more violent agitation in the coming days if the government does not accept the demand.
It may be mentioned here that the ongoing bank strike across the country is likely to cause considerable losses to the economy as crores of transactions are stalled. It has become essential for the government to take immediate action.
In late March, the bank strike was announced, sparking outrage among traders and account holders.
Bank employees have announced a strike in late March, sparking outrage among traders and account holders, which caused people the most trouble.
Due to the end of March, the settlement of accounts in the trade industry is going on, and the currency of withdrawing and depositing money remains high. The bank strike was announced at the end of March, sparking outrage among traders and account holders.