New Delhi. Bank Strike in March. The central government announced the privatization of two more public sector banks in the budget.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced this in the budget and will soon privatize two more public sector banks. After the announcement of privatization of banks, now the displeasure of bank unions is coming out. Bank unions have announced a strike against privatization of state-run banks. The bank union has called for a two-day bandh in March. With this two-day strike of banks, banks will remain closed for 4 days.
Banks strike
The All India Bank Employees Association (AIBEA) has called for a two-day strike protesting against privatization of banks. AIBEA Secretary General CH Venkatachalam did not say that the UFBU meeting was decided on Tuesday to strike the banks. Nine organizations of bank employees will be involved in this strike.
This decision was taken against the privatization of banks
Bank employees’ organizations have called for a two-day bank strike in March to protest against the privatization of state-run banks. On March 15 and 16, the banks strike has been called. If this strike of the banks happened, the member banks of UFBU would join it. In fact UFBU consists of 9 employees unions, including All India Employees Association, All India Bank Officers Confederation, National Confederation of Bank Employees, All India Bank Officers Association, Bank Employees Confederation of India.
Banks will remain closed for 4 consecutive days
If this strike of the banks happens, the banks will be closed for 4 consecutive days. This is because on 13 March it is the second Saturday of the month and the banks will have a holiday. At the same time, banks will remain closed on Sunday, March 14. Apart from this, UFBU, the apex body of nine organizations of bank employees on 15 March and 16 March has called for this strike. That is, if these strikes happen, from March 13 to March 16, the work in banks will be stopped.
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