RBI Cash Deposit Rule : If more than Rs 30 thousand is deposited in the bank, the bank account will be closed! RBI Governor clarified

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RBI Cash Deposit Rule : If more than Rs 30 thousand is deposited in the bank, the bank account will be closed! RBI Governor clarified
RBI Cash Deposit Rule : If more than Rs 30 thousand is deposited in the bank, the bank account will be closed! RBI Governor clarified

Cash Deposit Rule: Important news for bank account holders. Actually, these days a message is going viral. In which it is said that RBI has announced new rules regarding the bank balance of customers. Due to which if the balance in your account is more than Rs 30,000, your account will be closed…

RBI Cash Deposit Rule:  Reserve Bank of India issues several guidelines from time to time regarding banking operations. However, now a message is going viral, which is giving information about the amount to be deposited in the bank account, but it is not true.

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The viral message states that RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das has announced new rules regarding the bank balance of customers. The message said that Shaktikanta Das has announced that if the balance in your account is more than Rs 30,000, your account will be closed.

This thing came to light in PIB Fact Check-

While exposing the fake message, PIB Fact Check has said that the above claim is fake. PIB has said that RBI has not taken any such decision. PIB tweeted, ‘It is being claimed in a news that the Governor of Reserve Bank of India has made an important announcement regarding bank accounts that if any account holder has more than Rs 30 thousand in his account then his account will be closed. This news is fake. RBI has not taken any such decision.

How to check fake messages from PIB?

If you get any such suspicious message, you can check whether the news is real or it is fake news. For this you will have to message on https://factcheck.pib.gov.in. Alternatively you can also send a WhatsApp message to +918799711259 for fact checking. You can also send your message to pibfactcheck@gmail.com. Fact check information is also available on https://pib.gov.in.

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