There is important news for the customers of SBI and if you do not read this news now then you may suffer a big loss. In fact, the country's largest bank SBI has alerted the customers for two days. In fact, various employee organizations have called for a two-day strike on March 28-29. Due to this happening, SBI fears that this may affect the services of the bank. Recently SBI has also informed the stock market for this.
In fact, SBI said in its information, 'The bank has made necessary arrangements to ensure normal functioning of its branches and offices during the days of strike, but it is feared that the work in the bank may be affected to some extent due to the strike. At the same time, customers have also been alerted in advance. In fact, if you also have to do any important work or go to SBI branch, then ignore on 28-29th or take information from the first branch. Let us tell you that various employees' organizations have called for a strike in protest against the government's privatization of public sector banks and the Bank Law Amendment Bill 2021.
According to State Bank of India (SBI), the Indian Banks Association (IBA) has informed that All India Bank Employees Association (AIBEA), Bank Employees Federation of India (BEFI) and All India Bank Officers Association (AIBOA) have issued notices. Information has been given to go on nationwide strike. It is worth noting that even before this, various employees' organizations have gone on strike against the privatization of banks. Let us also tell all of you that due to the strike, the banks will remain closed for four consecutive days from 26 to 29 March. However, March 26 is the fourth Saturday of the month and March 27 is a Sunday, which is a weekly bank holiday. Due to this, the work will be affected due to the strike on 28-29 March.
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