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Banks may stay shut 5 days as unions plan strike from Sep 28–30

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Bank employees' unions have proposed a strike from September 28 to 30, which could result in a five-day closure of bank branches. The strike period follows a weekend, with September 26 being the second Saturday of the month — a scheduled bank holiday — and September 27 falling on a Sunday. Major lenders including SBI and Union Bank have issued advisories to customers ahead of the potential disruption. The back-to-back holidays and the proposed strike together could significantly affect banking services and transactions across the country.

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