Today's strike will affect banks' operations, unions called by unions other than Indian Trade Unions

- Banks informed the stock markets only on Wednesday

New Delhi Dated 26th November 2020 Thursday

The nationwide strike of bank employees today was likely to adversely affect the functioning of banks.

The strike was called by most unions except the Indian Trade Union Confederation. Some banks had informed the stock exchanges on Wednesday that the strike by bank employees on Thursday was likely to affect the operations of the banks.

Akhil Bharatiya Bank Karmachari Sangh, Akhil Bharatiya Bank Adhikari Sangh and Bharatiya Bank Karmachari Sangh joined the strike. These people argued that the central government was increasing the workload on existing employees through the merger of banks. These people also argued that some of the recent changes made by the central government to the Labor Law were anti-employee and therefore we oppose it. This amendment to the Labor Law should be repealed by the government. The unions were also arguing that the new Labor Law was in the corporate interest and not in the interest of the workers. We have no protection against this law.