PM OFFICE TO MY GRIEVANCE & REPLY RECEIVED FW E.R. IYER BANK OF INDIA

Registration Number	:	PMOPG/E/2015/0023071
Name Of Complainant	:	E R IYER
Date of Receipt	:	04 Jul 2015
Received by	:	Prime Ministers Office
Forwarded to	:	INDIAN BANKS ASSOCIATION
Contact Address	:	DEPUTY CHIEF EXECUTIVE, INDIAN BANKS ASSOCIATION
		WORLD TRADE CENTRE COMPLEX, CENTRE 1,
		6TH FLOOR, CUFFE PARADE, MUMBAI400005
Contact Number	:	02222174014
Grievance Description	:	SHRI NARENDRA MODI JI WE BANK PENSIONERS ARE REQUESTING TO EXTEND JUSTICE SINCE LAST TWO THREE MONTHS AT REGULAR INTERVALS FOR YOUR INTERVENTION SINCE IBA INDIAN BANKERS ASSOCIATION IS DENYING THE GENUINE ISSUES OF BANK PENSIONERS DESPITE SEVERAL HIGH COURTS JUDGEMENTS IN FAVOUR OF BANK PENSIONERS. IBA IS DENYING 100% NEUTRALIZATION OF D.A. FOR PRE-2002 RETIREES ON PAR WITH OTHER BANK PENSIONERS AND RBI PENSIONERS. UKPDATION OF PENSION AND FAMILY PENSION IS ALSO NOT EXTENDED. SEVERAL REQUESTS / APPEALS WERE SENT SEVERAL TIMES BY SEVERAL SENIOR CITIZENS OF BANK PENSIONERS AND NOTHING COULD DONE SO FAR. IBA IS DELAYING ON ONE PRETEXT OR OTHER GOING FOR APPEALS WITHOUT TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION OF THE AGE OF THE BANK PENSIONERS / RETIREES WHO ARE PRESENTLY IN BETWEEN AGE GROUP OF 75 TO 85 AND ABOVE. AS LIFE SPAN IS LIMITED YOU ARE REQUESTED TO EXTEND JUSTICE TO ALL THOSE INSTRUCTING FINANCE MINISTRY / RBI / IBA TO LOOK INTO AND EXTEND JUSTICE AS PER HIGH COURTS DECISIONS WITHOUT FURTHER DELAY TO ENABLE THE REMAINING SENIOR CITIZENS TO KNOW THE GOOD NEWS OF JUSTICE FROM YOU BEFORE THEY LEAVE THIS WORLD. I HOPE IT WILL REACH YOU AT LEAST THIS TIME AND JUSTICE IS EXTENDED. WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST.” WITH REGARDS. E.R.IYER . PENSIONER. BANK OF INDIA CELL NO 09382585489 PLOT NO 290 41 st STREET SHANKAR NAGAR PAMMAL CHENNAI 600075. Regards, E.R.Iyer
Current Status	:	CASE CLOSED
Date of Action	:	21 Oct 2015
Details	:	IBA concluded 10th Bipartite discussions with employees unions and officers associations on 25th May 2015. The charter of demand submitted by unions /associations for negotiation included number of issues relating to superannuation benefits of retired employees. The principle issues discussed were 1. 100% neutralization of dearness relief for pre-2002 retirees 2. Improvement in the family pension payable 3. Periodic updation of pension 4. Medical benefit scheme for retirees We are happy to report that benefits of employees insurance scheme worked out for the bank employees are being extended to retired employees also. As far as the other demands around pension, our stand is that pension scheme in banks, unlike government pension scheme, is a funded scheme and pension regulations has no built-in provision for revision/ upgradation, etc

Regards, E.R.Iyer