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UP Gramin Bank RM Warns Officer of Transfer Over Pending NPA Recoveries
A message from Uttar Pradesh Gramin Bank’s internal WhatsApp group shows a Regional Manager warning a branch over continuous failure in NPA recovery. The officer was cautioned to meet pending commitments, with a note that non-compliance could result in transfer.
Author: Kalyani Mali
Published: 1 hour ago
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An internal WhatsApp message from Uttar Pradesh Gramin Bank’s (UPGB) Maharajganj Region shows communication between the Regional Manager (RM) and an officer regarding Non-Performing Asset (NPA) recovery. The message referred to repeated delays in recovery and stated that pending commitments must be completed. It also mentioned that if the issue continues, the officer may be shifted to the Ratanpur branch.
Regional Manager’s Message and Warning
The message, RM of Maharajganj Region, addressed concerns regarding poor NPA recovery. The RM noted that continuous failure in NPA recovery was making the region “vulnerable” and urged immediate corrective action. He warned that failure to meet commitments could result in a transfer to another location, specifically mentioning Ratanpur.
Image: Screenshot of the message highlighting the RM’s concern over NPA recovery
Source: Nitin Tyagi
Social Media Reactions
After the screenshot surfaced online, several users on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) reacted sharply. Users questioned the conduct of regional officials and accused them of using threatening language towards staff.
Image: Reactions on X
The circulation of the Regional Manager’s message and the ensuing online discussion have drawn attention to the issue of communication methods used in performance monitoring
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