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Banks Across India To Remain Fully Operational On Sunday Ahead Of Proposed Three-Day Strike

Banks Across India To Remain Fully Operational On Sunday Ahead Of Proposed Three-Day Strike


PTI, Sep 24, 2026, New Delhi: All banks, including regional rural banks, will remain open on Sunday for the convenience of customers in view of a strike called by the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU), the Finance Ministry said in a statement on Wednesday.

The UFBU, which claims to represent 90 per cent of the banking workforce, is set to go on a three-day strike beginning September 28, primarily seeking a five-day banking week, among other demands.

The strike, if it materialises, would coincide with the half-yearly closing of the banking sector.

In view of the proposed three-day nationwide bank strike called by the UFBU from September 28 to 30, following the weekend holidays on September 26 and 27, the government has taken proactive steps to ensure the banking service needs of citizens, the statement said.

"In order to ensure that the genuine banking needs of the public are not adversely affected for an extended period, all public sector banks and regional rural banks will function normally on Sunday (September 27)," it said.

The Reserve Bank of India has granted approval for all bank branches, offices, ATM-linked branches and currency chests to remain fully operational on September 27, it said. 

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