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Srinagar November 03: As part of continuous monitoring of Bank’s participation in UT Government’s flagship ‘Back to Village – IV’ (B2V4) Programme, J&K Bank General Managers Sunit Kumar and Syed Rais Maqbool today visited few camps organised at various Panchayats in districts of Jammu and Kashmir respectively.

In Jammu, General Manager and Divisional Head (Jammu) Sunit Kumar visited the camp held at Gole Gujral Panchayat Ghar and distributed sanction letters of various self-employment loans among the beneficiaries. He also presented Keys of e-Rikshaws, financed by the Bank, to the beneficiaries.

In Kashmir, General Manager Syed Rais Maqbool visited various camps across Budgam district including Nasrullahpora village in presence of Under Secretary to J&K Social Welfare Department Rafia Nabi. The dignitaries jointly distributed sanction letters among various beneficiaries who have availed loan under different Government sponsored and employment generation schemes.

Participants at the camps hailed both the Government and J&K Bank for massive out-reach under B2V4 program. (KNS)

The Jammu and Kashmir Bank M-pay services to remain shut on 2nd and 3rd November 2022, the Bank informed all the users that the online services will remain affected on 11 PM, 2nd November to 1 AM, 3rd November.

The message send by JK Bank read: Due to upgradation of mPay, Mobile Banking facility will not be available from 02-Nov-2022 – 11 PM to 03-Nov-2022 – 1 AM. Inconvenience regretted. JK BANK

SRINAGAR, Nov 01: MD & CEO J&K Bank, Baldev Prakash today e-launched the Reserve Bank of India’s Nationwide Awareness Campaign (2022) – RBI Kehta Hai:Jaankaar Baniye, Satark Rahiye – in Jammu and Kashmir here at the Bank’s corporate Headquarters. The Bank’s General Managers, Deputy General Managers and other senior officers attended the inaugural event besides all Zonal Heads, who joined the function through VC mode.

Speaking on the occasion, MD & CEO directed all the concerned to ensure that the RBI’s massive month-long campaign — RBI kehta hai:Jaankar Baniye, Satark Rehiye — is executed in letter and spirit across the UT.

“Every campaign seeking an aware and educated consumer is beneficial for the banks as well as the society because to serve an informed customer makes transactions hassle-free and secure on both ends. Besides making the common people aware about the consumer rights, the campaign assumes great importance in the backdrop of growing incidences of cyber-frauds in banking across the country.”

He expressed hope that the Banks operating in the UT will use all the mediums and channels available to make people aware of their consumer rights besides educating them about the solutions Banks and the regulator offer in case of violation of their rights. “However, I would like that all my colleagues at J&K Bank should use this campaign as an opportunity to reach out to maximum number of customers and get feedback about the Bank’s services and products besides educating them about their rights and legal recourse”, he said.

Earlier, General Manager Customer Service, Narjay Gupta briefed the participants about the objectives of the campaign. “The purpose of the high-powered nationwide campaign is to enhance public awareness on financial customer rights, Internal Grievance Redress (IGR) as well as the Alternate Grievance Redress (AGR) mechanism of RBI, particularly targeting the unreached and isolated segments of population and regions, including the farthest and remotest locations of the country”, he said.

Meanwhile, MD & CEO also kick-started the observance of Vigilance Awareness Week (VAW- 2022) today across the Bank in presence of General Managers, DGMs, Internal Ombudsman and other senior officers of the Bank. To emphasize upon the need to eradicate corruption and its allied practices, “Corruption free India for a developed Nation” has been chosen as theme for the week that started from 31st October and will continue till 6th November across the country.

Speaking on the occasion, Baldev Prakash said, “The theme that has been chosen for this year is very apt because any nation that is corrupt can neither develop nor prosper. So is true for an organisation. And corruption is not mere acceptance or giving of bribe but ranges from not doing ones job well to an unethical behavior and includes non-reporting of prohibited activities at work-place.” While appreciating the taking of integrity pledge by all the participants on the occasion, MD stressed upon the need “to go beyond taking integrity-pledge and live up to it throughout our lives.”

Earlier, General Manager Vigilance, Tabassum Nazir spoke about the significance of vigilance awareness week -2022. “As we observe VAW-2022, we acknowledge our responsibility to lead by example and the need to put in place safeguards, integrity frameworks and code of ethics to ensure that we are not part of any corrupt practice and we tackle instances of corruption with utmost strictness.”, she said.(KNS)