Meghalaya social groups object to September 27 bank opening
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Social organizations in Meghalaya are protesting the government's decision to keep banks open on Sunday, September 27.
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- Social groups in Meghalaya have opposed a directive from the central government to keep bank branches operational on Sunday, September 27.
- The Confederation of Meghalaya Social Organisations argues the day is traditionally reserved for religious and community activities in the state.
- The decision to open banks was made to prepare for a nationwide three-day strike beginning September 28.
- Protests have been threatened if banks proceed with regular operations on that Sunday.
What to watch next
- Potential protests at bank branches in Meghalaya on September 27
- Response from the central government or banks regarding the opposition
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NamedIndia · Meghalaya · Balkarin Ch Marak · Confederation of Meghalaya Social Organisations
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