Government to change stance in Supreme Court to restore district banks
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The Kerala state government plans to restore district cooperative banks by reversing its previous stance in the Supreme Court.
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- The Kerala government intends to re-establish district cooperative banks after previously merging them into the Kerala Bank.
- Officials will inform the Supreme Court of this policy shift, which involves overturning a previous legal amendment used to enforce the mergers.
- The move follows a dispute over the compulsory merger of the Malappuram District Cooperative Bank.
- This change in direction could lead to the dissolution of the current state-level cooperative banking structure.
What to watch next
- Submission of the new affidavit to the Supreme Court
- Repeal of the 2020 legal amendment
- Impact of the decision on the future of Kerala Bank
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NamedIndia · Kerala Bank · Malappuram District Cooperative Bank · Kerala Government · Supreme Court
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