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Government denies any move to discontinue free banking services

Wednesday - January 10, 2018 9:30 pm , Category : BUSINESS

New Delhi Jan 10 (IANS) Describing media reports about discontinuing free banking services in the country from January 20 as being false the government on Wednesday urged people not to pay heed to such "baseless rumours".



Media reports had appeared earlier saying all free services of public sector banks would be discontinued from January 20.

"No proposal by banks to discontinue free services from 20th January. Pure Rumours. Pl Ignore advises Indian Banking Association clarifying that rumours in section of social media are baseless and no such blanket removal. @finmin@pmoindia@PIB@ANI " tweeted Financial Services Secretary Rajeev Kumar.

The Indian Banks Association (IBA) also denied that such a move was in the offing.

"There is neither a move by banks for a blanket removal of free services nor such a thing is being contemplated " said a statement from the IBA Chief Executive s office in this regard.

"However banks looking at their commercial and operational costs would constantly examine and revise charges as the case may be " the statement added.

--IANS
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