Long Queues Outside Mumbai's New India Co-op Bank After RBI's Restrictions
- The Reserve Bank of India has imposed restrictions on New India Co-operative Bank, barring it from accepting new deposits or allowing withdrawals for six months due to liquidity issues and supervisory concerns.
- Customers are panicking and have formed long queues outside the bank, unable to access their funds after receiving notification of the RBI's decision.
- Depositors can claim insurance up to Rs 5,00,000 under the Deposit Insurance and Credit Guarantee Corporation provisions, but many express frustration over the lack of prior notice.
- The RBI has clarified that these restrictions do not cancel the bank's license and will continue to monitor its financial status.
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