AAP's big claim in the Co-operative bank case…
Aam Aadmi party (AAP) has alleged that bjp leaders are behind the closure of New india Co-operative Bank. This allegation has been made by AAP's maharashtra vice-president dhananjay Shinde. Let us tell you that RBI has imposed a ban on New india Co-operative Bank. This bank has money of 1.3 lakh depositors.
Dhananjay Shinde said, "All the co-operative banks or path petis in Maharashtra. Most of them have interference of political parties and politicians. They were started when there were not many private banks and common people opened their accounts here but today these banks have become a hub of corruption and that is why all these banks are going into NPA and are being closed."
Made this allegation on bjp leader ram Kadam
Shinde said that the case of mumbai bank had come to light, we had raised our voice for it in which bjp leader Praveen Darekar is involved. prasad Lad's name had come up. Similarly, New india Co-operative bank has been closed. It has been learnt that bjp leader ram Kadam has interference. We are collecting information about this and will soon present it to the people.
RBI's ban has increased the difficulties of customers
It is being told that more than 90 percent of the bank's accounts have deposits up to Rs 5 lakh. The Economic Offences Wing is investigating this matter. After the RBI ban, this bank will neither be able to give new loans to anyone nor renew the existing loans. The bank will not be able to accept new deposits and will not be able to make any investments. Apart from this, it will not be able to pay for its liabilities and there will also be a ban on selling the properties. As soon as this information was received, a crowd of customers gathered outside the branch.
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