Nepotism and Mismanagement Bring Banking Sector to the Brink of Crisis!
Rahul Gandhi targets BJP
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi met some employees of a bank. Rahul Gandhi shared a video of this meeting on X. He also accused the BJP of putting the banking sector in crisis. He said that nepotism and regulatory mismanagement by the BJP government have put India's banking sector in crisis.
Congress MP and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi met some employees of a private bank. After the meeting, he accused the BJP of putting the banking sector in crisis. He said that the BJP government's nepotism and regulatory mismanagement have put India's banking sector in crisis, due to which junior employees are facing stress and stressful working conditions.
Rahul Gandhi made serious allegations against BJP
Along with this, Rahul Gandhi accused the BJP of waiving off loans of 16 lakh crore rupees for its billionaire friends. He said that thousands of honest working professionals are paying the price of this financial mismanagement. He also shared a video of his meeting with a delegation of ex-employees of ICICI Bank, in which the employees were saying that they had suffered losses due to mismanagement at the bank.
Rahul called to fight for the employees
Rahul Gandhi further said that the Congress Party will fight for the rights of these working professionals and will try to end the extra tension at their workplace. Along with this, Rahul Gandhi also urged those who have faced such injustice. Rahul Gandhi said that people sent me messages.
Meeting with delegation of employees
Along with this, he also informed that a delegation of 782 ex-employees of ICICI Bank met him in Parliament. He revealed employees' stories of workplace harassment, forced transfers, retaliation after disclosing unethical lending to NPA violators and dismissal without due process. Rahul Gandhi also told that in two such cases he even committed suicide due to these incidents.
Also, Rahul Gandhi said that the employees reported that such unfair practices are not limited to ICICI Bank, but have become a widespread trend in private sector banks as well, which are motivated by the pressure to earn more and more profit. However, in this case, there is no response from the private bank on this issue.
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