Mumbai: Account holders have been facing many problems since the Punjab and Maharashtra Co-operative (PMC) bank scam was exposed. On Monday, Sanjay Gulati, an accountant of PMC Bank, died. Sanjay Gulati had a total of four accounts with PMC Bank, which had deposits of about 80 lakh rupees. He was upset after the restrictions imposed on the PMC bank by the RBI when this scam surfaced.

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Sanjay Gulati also participated in a protest on Monday. The protest took place outside the court where the accused of the PMC bank scam was produced. He returned home after the protest and died of a heart attack late in the evening. Sanjay Gulati's relative Rajesh Dua has told that Sanjay was very upset, he had four accounts in PMC bank, which had deposits of Rs 80 lakh, he Worried about not getting the money, his son was a special child who was undergoing treatment.

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Let us tell you that after the matter of financial irregularity came to light in PMC bank, RBI has set a limit for cash withdrawal for the customers of this bank, as well as many other restrictions on the bank. On Monday (October 14), the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has increased the withdrawal limit from PMC Bank to Rs 40 thousand in six months. Earlier this limit was fixed at Rs 25,000.

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