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Bank Employees Stage Strike in Jalandhar Over Unmet Demands
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jalandhar
🗓 11 Sep 2026, 02:18 PM
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Bank staff in Jalandhar launched a strike to press for their demands, disrupting normal banking services in the city.
Bank employees in Jalandhar began a strike on Monday, halting routine operations across several branches. The workers gathered outside the banks, holding placards and voicing grievances related to salary revisions, promotion criteria, and working conditions.
Union representatives said the protest is a response to prolonged negotiations that failed to address core concerns. They warned that the strike could extend if their demands are not met within the next few days.
Bank officials confirmed that essential services such as cash withdrawals for senior citizens and emergency transactions will continue, but regular services remain suspended. The authorities are in talks with the union to seek an amicable resolution.
The strike has drawn attention from local commuters and businesses that rely on daily banking activities, prompting calls for a swift settlement to minimize economic disruption.
Police have been deployed to maintain order around the protest sites, and no incidents of violence have been reported so far.
Union representatives said the protest is a response to prolonged negotiations that failed to address core concerns. They warned that the strike could extend if their demands are not met within the next few days.
Bank officials confirmed that essential services such as cash withdrawals for senior citizens and emergency transactions will continue, but regular services remain suspended. The authorities are in talks with the union to seek an amicable resolution.
The strike has drawn attention from local commuters and businesses that rely on daily banking activities, prompting calls for a swift settlement to minimize economic disruption.
Police have been deployed to maintain order around the protest sites, and no incidents of violence have been reported so far.