Al -Ittihad Bank under scrutiny to buy more than 1.8 copies of “India@100” for 7.25 rupees: Report

The Bank of India General Bank of India was subjected to a disgusting scanner, which was reported on a book by the chief economic advisor (CEA), Krishnamori against Supraman. The bank decided to buy approximately 2 two copies of Kah at a huge cost of 7.25 rupees to distribute it between its clients and local schools, colleges, libraries, etc.

According to a report issued by The Economic Times, Union India issued the order before the publication of Subramanian ‘India@100: Imagine the economic power of tomorrow’.

The report comes after the government ended the time before last week. According to the daily, one of the reasons for his exit from violations is claimed to enhance his book.

Before the book was published in August last year, the bank’s support services department in his central office wrote to 18 presidents from Zonal, to inform them of the decision to buy and distribute books. The messages stated that 189,450 copies – 10,525 copies of each Zonal office – at a cost of 350 rupees for each ordinary cover book, and 10,422 copies at a price of 597 rupees for each steeled book. This will reach 7.25 rupees.

According to the report, the regional offices were asked to distribute books to the regional offices under them. A 50 percent progress has already been sent to RUPA publishers with the time when the message was sent. The remaining payment was scheduled by regional offices under a “diverse” head.

Manimekhalai Girija Mishra, the Managing Director of the Union Bank and CEO, commented on the support services management. Michera came under the scanner to permit this batch. Manimahy told the council that she had asked Merena to conduct the purchase, but not to break any rules. CEO Nitish Ranjan, who supervises marketing and advertising, said he was not reported by 50 percent to Ruba.

On May 4, a bank employee was written to Manimekhali, and he requested an investigation into waste spending.