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Arunachal Christian Forum seeks RBI clarification on banking classification in Arunachal…

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The Arunachal Christian Forum alleged that the State Bank of India’s digital banking software automatically classifies applicants as ‘General’ when they mark ‘Christian’ as their religion during account opening or KYC updates. The forum stated that this classification prevents followers of the religion from selecting the ‘Scheduled Tribe (ST)’ option. The forum urged the Reserve Bank of India to clarify if any regulatory directive permits this classification.

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The complaint centers on the potential discrimination within public sector banking operations in Arunachal Pradesh. The forum pointed out that tribal status in Arunachal Pradesh is not contingent on religious affiliation under the Constitution (Scheduled Tribes) Order of 1950. The issue requires clarification from the Reserve Bank of India regarding banking software logic and regulatory compliance.

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