Transport services will remain affected due to the Bharat Bandh movement. Due to the call of Gramin Bharat Bandh, agricultural activities, MNREGA work, shops, offices, industries etc. in villages may be closed..
Due to the farmers’ movement, Gramin Bharat Bandh has been called across the country on Friday, 16 February. Samyukt Kisan Morcha, along with central trade unions, has announced to call Bharat Bandh. Farmers have been trying to reach Delhi for many days to get their demands met by the Central Government, but they have been stopped near the Haryana border. The protest is going to continue from 6 am to 4 pm under the Bharat Bandh called by the United Kisan Morcha. In such a situation, the question is also arising whether banks will also remain closed tomorrow?
Will banks remain closed?
Transport services will remain affected due to the Bharat Bandh movement. Due to the call of Gramin Bharat Bandh, agricultural activities, MNREGA work, shops, offices, industries etc. in villages may be closed. There is no clarity on banks remaining closed. According to the information so far, banks will open tomorrow. There is no latest update on this from the bank unions. Banks will remain open according to the list of holidays issued by the Central Reserve Bank.
When is the bank holiday in February?
There are a total of 11 days of holidays this month. These also include Saturday-Sunday holidays. However, these will be applicable to banks depending on the recognition of different festivals and days of the states. Now how many holidays are left in the remaining month, you can see below-
18 February: Sunday
19 February: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti
February 20: Statehood Day in Aizwal and Itanagar
February 24: Second Saturday
February 25: Sunday
26 February: Nyokum
If you have any work in the bank, then you can get your work done on all days except these days. Netbanking and digital services will remain operational on remaining holidays.
