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Mamata urges PM to withdraw RBI's supervisory role over state co-op banks

The RBI was thus far overseeing the banks' capital adequacy, risk control and lending norms, while management responsibilities were entrusted to the Registrar of Cooperative Societies of the state

West Bengal Chief Minsiter Mamata Banerjee addresses a press conference on coronavirus situation in the state, at CMO in Kolkata.
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West Bengal Chief Minsiter Mamata Banerjee addresses a press conference on coronavirus situation in the state, at CMO in Kolkata.

Press Trust of India Kolkata
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday expressed dissatisfaction over the Centre's move to transfer the supervisory role of state cooperative banks to the Reserve Bank of India, contending that it was against the spirit of cooperative federalism.

The RBI was thus far overseeing the banks' capital adequacy, risk control and lending norms, while management responsibilities were entrusted to the Registrar of Cooperative Societies of the state government.

In a letter written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday, Banerjee said the supervisory role and management responsibilities that have been transferred to the central bank should be restored with

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