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Akhilesh Yadav asks 12 more tough questions to DFS related to Banks
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Ex-CM of Uttar Pradesh Shri Akhilesh Yadav has asked 12 more tough questions to DFS related to Banks. Earlier, he had asked 12 questions to which DFS gave points wise reply. Now, he has asked 12 more tough questions as listed below:
- If banks have become stronger, then why are they being sold off?
- If banks have become stronger, then why are fees being deducted from the accounts of the poor public?
- If banks have become stronger, then why is the public being refused their money in the name of repeated KYC requirements?
- If banks have become stronger, then why aren’t those who took billions in loans from banks and fled the country being caught, brought back, and punished?
- If banks have become stronger, then why are branches and ATMs in rural areas being closed, forcing the public to wander around for cash?
- If banks have become stronger, then why aren’t farmers, students, and small shopkeepers getting loans without middlemen and without guarantors?
- If banks have become stronger, then why isn’t the money of a poor person who falls victim to cyber fraud returned immediately, and why is he made to run around to police stations and banks?
- If banks have become stronger, then why are interest rates on home loans and education loans so high that they’re breaking the back of the common man?
- If banks have become stronger, then why is the public’s money held up for days when digital transactions fail?
- If banks have become stronger, then why are young people being labeled as defaulters for the slightest mistake in their CIBIL score, ruining their future?
- If banks have become stronger, then why isn’t there an assistance counter in every branch to protect the elderly and illiterate from UPI and online fraud?
- If banks have become stronger, then why aren’t the legitimate demands of bank employees being met, why isn’t there new recruitment in banks, and why is there so much pressure on existing employees that customer service itself is falling apart?
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