Over 1,000 Officers participated in BOIOA Mumbai & Goa Unit’s 54th AGM

Mumbai: The Bank of India Officers’ Association (BOIOA), Mumbai & Goa Unit, held its 54th Annual General Meeting (AGM). The event witnessed participation of over 1,000 officers from Mumbai, Raigad and Goa. The meeting highlighted the unity of bank officers and their commitment to the organisation and the welfare of its members.

Several senior leaders from the banking trade union movement attended the AGM. They included FBOIOA President G. Nageswar, Working President Shvetang Trivedi, Chairman Sanjay Das, Advisor Sunil Lakra, Vice Presidents Mahendra Dhondse, Amarnath and Kuldeep Swarnkar, and Joint General Secretaries Mahesh Meena, Pramod Shinde and Abhishek Shrivastava. AICBOF General Secretary Arvind Meena and CBOA Senior Vice President Vinny Martis were also present, along with other trade union leaders.

Representatives of Bank of India management, including Chief General Manager Sunil Sharma, General Managers and Deputy General Managers from the bank’s Head Office and Zonal Offices, also attended the meeting. Addressing the officers, CGM Sunil Sharma shared the management’s views and stressed the importance of discipline, dedication and commitment to the bank’s objectives.

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Former FBOIOA President and veteran banking trade union leader Peter Fernandes also attended the AGM, along with former office-bearers and senior leaders of the Mumbai & Goa Unit.

A key part of the meeting was the address by FBOIOA General Secretary Nilesh Pawar, who discussed the major challenges facing the banking sector and the expectations of bank officers. He explained the Federation’s efforts to protect officers’ interests and highlighted its achievements through discussions and engagement with bank management. He also spoke about the Federation’s work on important service-related issues affecting officers.

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Pawar emphasised that achieving officers’ demands requires unity, continuous follow-up and collective efforts. He said the Federation remained committed to initiatives focused on members’ needs and to protecting the legitimate rights and interests of officers. His address highlighted the importance of collective representation and an effective trade union movement in addressing employees’ concerns.

The AGM saw active participation from delegates, with discussions on issues affecting bank officers and the banking sector. The presence of senior trade union leaders, bank management representatives and more than 1,000 officers provided an opportunity for interaction and discussion on shared organisational goals.

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The successful conduct of the 54th AGM reaffirmed the BOIOA Mumbai & Goa Unit’s commitment to officers’ welfare, unity and the broader objectives of the banking trade union movement. The large turnout and participation of leaders from across the banking sector made the meeting an important occasion for the association and its members.

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