Bank Strike: Big news! Bank strike will remain for 2 days across the country, all these services including ATM will be affected

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Bank Strike 2023: There is big news for the bank going customers. If you also have any work related to the bank at the end of this month, then you should settle it beforehand.

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From January 28 to January 31, you may have trouble in handling banking work. Let us tell you that the bank union has decided to go on strike for 2 days.

Why can there be trouble for 4 days?

Let us tell you that January 28 is the fourth Saturday of the month, due to which banks will remain closed. Along with this, banks across the country will remain closed on January 29 due to Sunday. Apart from all this, the bank union has announced a strike on 30 and 31 January, due to which customers may have to face trouble for 4 days.

Will go on strike to meet their demands

United Forum of Bank Union (UFBU) meeting was held in Mumbai in which bank unions have decided to go on strike for two days. Bank unions are going on strike to pressurize the government to meet their demands.

Giving information, CH Venkatachalam, General Secretary of All India Bank
Employees Association said that a meeting of the United Forum has been held, in which it has been decided to go on strike for 2 days. He has told that there is a demand of bank unions that the banking work should be done for 5 days. Along with this, the pension should also be updated.

These demands should also be fulfilled , along with this the demand of the employees is that NPS should be abolished and talks should be held for increase in salary. Apart from all this, there has been a demand to start the recruitment process in all the cadres. The union has decided to go on strike regarding all these demands.

Customers may face trouble for 4 consecutive days, let us tell you that Saturday and Sunday are bank holidays. After this, there is a bank strike on Monday and Tuesday, due to which customers may have to face problems. The problem of running out of cash in the ATM may come to the fore. Along with this, one may also have to face trouble regarding check clearance.

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