Already state bank of India has procrastinated in providing Bank Draft to pay R.T.I. Fee to High court of judicature repeatedly and this time also
Grievance Status for registration number: DEABD/E/2022/36548
Grievance Concerns To
Name Of Complainant
Yogi M. P. Singh
Date of Receipt
13/05/2022
Received By Ministry/Department
Financial Services (Banking Division)
Grievance Description
Financial Services (Banking Division) >> Deficiency in Customer Service Related >> Issue/Payment of Draft/Banker Cheque
Bank: State Bank of India
Branch / Name of Bank and Branch: City branch Laldiggi District Mirzapur
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DD Amount INR 100.00 Commission Amount INR 84.00 Total Amount INR 184.00 Mode of Delivery DD will be delivered at the specified address in approximately 5 working days. It is quite obvious from the attached online receipt that the aforementioned was made by the applicant on 02 May 2022 which implies that more than 10 days passed from the date the service request was made to the state bank of India and according to the receipt, DD will be delivered at the specified address in approximately 5 working days but they failed to deliver the Demand Draft even after ten days. This is a failure of the management of the State Bank of India because of growing corruption, arbitrariness and tyranny in the working of the state bank of India. It is quite obvious that the state bank of India has failed to keep its promises made to the customers.
Grievance Status for registration number: DEABD/E/2022/33643 Grievance Concerns To Name Of Complainant Yogi M. P. Singh Date of Receipt 02/05/2022 Received By Ministry/Department Financial Services (Banking Division)
Why concerned branch is procrastinating in redressing the aforementioned grievance which is quite easy because they had to provide the demand draft and mention in the report of the grievance that the demand draft has been sent and the customer received it.
Here integrity of the state bank of India is under a cloud because it is supporting the stand of the CPIO High court of Judicature as the High court rejected the payment of R.T.I. Fee through Indian Postal Order and sought Demand Draft as I.P.O. is easily available and refundable and CPIO was well apprised of the fact that State Bank of India will procrastinate on the issue as part of tacit understanding between High court and state bank of India. State Bank of India has already procrastinations on similar issues of the bank drafts. For the Bank draft of Rs,200, S.B.I. charged a commission of Rs.84 when R.T.O. returned it S.B.I. seeking Rs.236 to refund Rs.200 such is the arbitrariness in the working
Grievance Document
Current Status
Under Process
Date of Action
13/05/2022
Officer Concerns To
Officer Name
SMT USHA GAUTAM (General Manager)
Organisation name
State Bank of India
Contact Address
Corporate Centre, Customer Service Deptt. State Bank Bhawan, 16th Floor, Madam Cama Road, Mumbai
Email Address
gm.customer@sbi.co.in
Contact Number
02222740430
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DD Amount INR 100.00 Commission Amount INR 84.00 Total Amount INR 184.00 Mode of Delivery DD will be delivered at the specified address in approximately 5 working days. It is quite obvious from the attached online receipt that the aforementioned was made by the applicant on 02 May 2022 which implies that more than 22 days passed from the date service request made to the state bank of India and according to the receipt, DD will be delivered at the specified address in approximately 5 working days but they failed to deliver the Demand Draft even after 22 days.
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