RBI clarification issued

All banks will have to take notes of 500 and 2000 rupees, RBI clarification issued.

If you have such notes of 500 and 2000 rupees, which have something written on it and no bank is taking them, then this news has brought great relief to you.

RBI today clarified that no bank can refuse to accept notes of Rs 500 and Rs 2000, on which there is something written. However, it has been said that these notes can not be changed, only they will be deposited in the bank account.

In the ongoing International Trade Fair in Delhi, the Reserve Bank of India is now making aware people coming to the fair under financial literacy. People are coming to the RBI stall in the Hall No. 18 of Pragati Maidan with their questions. Someone wants to know the validity of such notes of 500 and 2000 rupees, which has something written on it. So one is seeking information about how to complain against a bank. Someone needs information about the status of coins of Rs 10.

RBI officials said, "Central Bank has already confused the illusion in this regard. During the fair, people are questioning their legitimacy in the event of having written something on the new notes of 500 and 2000 rupees. We want to make it clear that even if there is some written or color in the note, it is also valid. The bank can not refuse to take them. '

He said, however, customers can not replace such notes with the bank, but such notes can be deposited in their personal accounts. He said that the RBI follows the policy of clean notes. The refund policy has not yet come up with the new notes, so the notes on which the notes are written can not be changed but can be deposited in the account. RBI has not withdrawn legal tenders of such notes.