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Letter to BS: Indian Bank's plea on Rs 2000 notes is out of sync

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This refers to “Customers will no longer get Rs 2,000 currency notes at Indian Bank ATMs” (February 22). The news — that bank customers would no longer get Rs 2,000 denomination currency notes at Indian Bank ATMs as the lender has advised its branches to immediately stop loading that currency at its ATMs and cash recyclers -- makes interesting reading. Reasonably speaking, its latest plea — that the high-value notes were causing inconvenience to customers as they found it hard to exchange those in retail outlets and other places — seems to be highly untenable and out of sync.

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