Recently, a shocking incident took place in the Nilokheri branch of Punjab National Bank (PNB) in Karnal district, Haryana. A customer said that he had gone to deposit money in PNB branch but was attacked with scissors by the bank’s cashier. First watch the CCTV Video below 👇
PNB Bank Cashier attacked Customer with Scissors in Karnal Haryana as Customer was forcing to deposit cash after 4 Pm. Police case has been filed against Bank Employee. Watch CCTV Video and analyse who is at fault and the mental pressure on bankers. Read👇https://t.co/MLUvOh947m pic.twitter.com/Td3I10fof4
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The name of the bank customer is Pawan Kumar and he said that he was standing in the queue like other customers. When his turn came, the cashier refused to accept his deposit, saying the time for accepting cash was over after 4 pm. This led to an argument between Bank cashier and customer.
Pawan says he tried to explain his situation and requested the cashier to deposit the money politely. But instead of listening, the cashier, identified as Ajay Kumar, lost his temper. Suddenly, he picked up a pair of scissors lying nearby and attacked Pawan on his right hand. The injury was deep and started bleeding heavily.
The bank manager quickly stepped in and tried to calm things down. He immediately took Pawan, who was covered in blood, to a hospital for treatment. After the incident, the cashier Ajay Kumar left the bank.
The bank customer has filed a complaint about the incident at the local police station in Nilokheri. The police have taken the case seriously. The police are checking CCTV footage from the bank to find out exactly what happened.
But, on analysing the CCTV Video, it can be clearly seen that the bank cashier was not initially at fault. He politely requested customer not to deposit money as time was over 4 pm. He repeatedly requested customer but customer kept on forcing him to deposit money. The customer even threw the money and cash deposit slip in Cashier’s cabin but still cashier behaved properly. But at last, cashier resorted to using scissors which shows the high frustration level of cashier towards the bank customer.
The use of scissors shows that the bank customer had irritated cashier so much that he had to use an object in his protection and for replying to customer. The customer could have easily talked to branch manager and explained his issue to him instead of forcing cashier to deposit money. A simple act could have saved both of them from such an unfortunate situation. What you think of this – let us know in the comment section below.
