World & BusinessDelhi High Court reportedly directs police to decide bank unions' protest site ahead of strike
The Economic Times reports that police must find a new protest site by September 28 after an application for Jantar Mantar was rejected.
TLDR
The Economic Times reports that the Delhi High Court directed police to find a new site for bank employees' protest by September 28, following the rejection of the Jantar Mantar application. The United Forum of Bank Unions has organized a nationwide strike for September 28–30, 2026, seeking a five-day work week and improved pension plans, the outlet says.
Delhi High Court reportedly directs police to decide bank unions' protest site ahead of strike
The Economic Times reports that police must find a new protest site by September 28 after an application for Jantar Mantar was rejected.
TLDR
The Economic Times reports that the Delhi High Court directed police to find a new site for bank employees' protest by September 28, following the rejection of the Jantar Mantar application. The United Forum of Bank Unions has organized a nationwide strike for September 28–30, 2026, seeking a five-day work week and improved pension plans, the outlet says.