Public banks still not ready to let agencies probe employees

The finance ministry is meeting with the CEOs and chief vigilance officers (CVO) of PSU lenders today (Wednesday) on resolving conflicts between banks and investigative agencies probing bank officials. According to the banks, investigative agencies have initiated probes on the basis of suspicion and not evidence, and the investigation process is humiliating and often followed by raids. “It demoralises other employees who are not on the radar,” a senior banker said.

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