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Banking
Heavy draft charges

COMPLAINT

Prabhakar M Bakle

Gurukul English school

Shivaji statue Parbhani

431401 Maharashtra.

Banking Ombudsman

Reserve Bank of India

Garment House,

Ground Floor,

Dr. Annie Besant Road,

Worli, Mumbai-400 018

Subject: - I want information about BANK’S DRAFT CHARGES issue.

LAW of RBI India.

Sir,

Nowadays students, educated, unemployed people have need of DRAFT for various EXAMNATION, RECRUTMENT, SCHOOL, and COLLEGE ADMISSION. They need a draft of about Rs.100/- to Rs.500/-, but when they visit bank and request for draft, banks ignore his request and avoid to give him draft. Bank give various reason like, 1) we have no staff, 2) no DD book, 3) take DD from your near bank, 4) as per law we can not give you draft against cash because you have no account in our bank and lastly they ask heavy DD commission for draft; this small consumer is not capable to give this big charges and he left bank without taking a draft, to visit other bank. But the same story repeats again. I got a Rs.10/- (Rs.ten only) draft from IDBI bank branch Parbhani, after paid heavy bank DD commission Rs.181/- (Commission Rs. one hundred eighty one, only for one DRAFT of Rs. Ten only) Bank explains that this DD charged commission is as per RBI law, circular, guidelines. So I want information in this DRAFT charges matter.

I want all this following information

1) What is RBI LAW for DRAFT commission? (I required law not guideline, because later you say this guideline is not mandatory on bank and RBI is not taking any action, and made penalty on bank for not implementation this DRAFT charges guideline). I required DD commission chart also.

2) Is bank account is compulsory in bank (IDBI) for issue of the draft for students (above 18), educated unemployed people, Common Man? If any such rule, RBI banking law is there; send law copy of it

3) Under which law; RBI gives freedom to IDBI banks for taking such heavy draft charges of Rs. 181/- DD charges for Rs.10/-DD (attaching proof with it) Please send copy of this law.

4) We have no staff, 2) no DD book, 3) take DD from your near bank such reasons are given from banks to avoid draft for these citizen. And at the same time they are giving DD’s to other people in bank. Isn’t it contradictory? Is this legally under RBI banking regulating act 1949?

5) As per RTI-05 law: chapter two 4. (1) Every public authority shall...

(4) All materials shall be disseminated taking into consideration the

cost effectiveness, local language and the most effective method of

communication in that local area and the information should be

easily accessible, to the extent possible in electronic format with

the Central Public Information Officer or State Public Information

Officer, as the case may be, available free or at such cost of the

medium or the print cost price as may be prescribed. Explanation.

For the purposes of sub-sections (3) and (4), "disseminated" means

making known or communicated the information to the public

through notice boards, newspapers, public announcements, media broadcasts,

the internet or any other means, including inspection of offices of any

public authority. As per this RIA-05 law, every bank must be a notice

boards in bank. But I am sorry to say that no such draft commission

charges boards in banks. In the Interest of Common Man. IDBI makes

a compulsory law (as per RTI-05) on Bank’s branch; to publish

notice boards of drafts Charges rates, facility available here

without any reason to Common Man.

And make punishment section also in this law; if branch fail to give

such facility. As per RBI LAW.

Thanking you,

Yours truly,

BAKLE P.M. PARBHANI.

I COMPLAINT ABOUT THIA MATTER BUT NO USE SO I COMPLAINT TO YOU PLEASE DO NEEDFUL


Company: Banking

Country: India

Category: Miscellaneous

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