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‘Everyone’s Mother Dies, Don’t Be Dramatic’: UCO Bank Chennai Zonal Head Faces Complaint Over Alleged Misconduct and Harassment
Serious allegations have surfaced against UCO Bank’s Chennai Zonal Head. Employees have raised concerns about denial of emergency leave, use of abusive language, and insensitive responses during critical family situations. The complaint highlights fears of an oppressive work environment and questions employee welfare. Kanal brings the series of instances in this report.
Author: Kalyani Mali
Published: 2 hours ago
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An official complaint has been lodged highlighting allegations of inhuman and toxic behavior by Mr. R S Ajith, Zonal Head of UCO Bank, Chennai Zone. The complaint accuses the Zonal Head of creating an oppressive work environment, denying emergency leave to officers and branch heads, and using abusive language.
Allegations of Denial of Leave in Emergency Situations
The complaint states that a branch head’s mother was admitted to the ICU. When he sought leave, the Zonal Manager allegedly responded, “First tell me when you will return, only then I will grant leave.”
Image: Screenshot of complaint email sent to UCO Bank authorities regarding alleged toxic behavior of Zonal Head
Insensitive Response
Another case mentioned in the complaint involves a branch head who lost his mother. The Zonal Manager reportedly told him, “Everyone’s mother dies. Don’t be dramatic, be practical. Join immediately or I will mark LWP.” Later, an official letter was issued against him.
Hospitalisation of Child
The complaint also cites an incident where a branch head’s one-year-old daughter was hospitalised. The Zonal Manager allegedly asked, “Are you a doctor? Why are you at the hospital? Go to the office immediately else I will mark LWP.”
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Life-Threatening Medical Condition
Another allegation involves a branch head’s wife suffering from a life-threatening gynecological condition. When the officer sought emergency leave, the Zonal Manager reportedly said, “You are useless.”
Social Media Outrage
The complaint has sparked widespread reactions on X, where users expressed concern over the alleged denial of emergency leave and insensitive remarks by the Zonal Head. Many described the behavior as harassment and mental torture, urging UCO Bank and authorities to take strict action. Some users highlighted that discipline should not come at the cost of humanity, while others questioned how employees could be expected to work effectively under such conditions.
Image: Reactions on X
The allegations against UCO Bank’s Chennai Zonal Head have highlighted concerns regarding workplace management and employee welfare. The complaints point to instances where emergency leave requests were reportedly denied and responses to personal crises were considered insensitive. These developments have drawn attention on social media and underscore the importance of reviewing workplace practices and ensuring that employees’ concerns are appropriately addressed.
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