Punjab National Bank Addresses Financial Irregularities in Greater Noida
Punjab National Bank assures customers that all genuine claims will be settled following reports of unauthorized debits and financial irregularities at a Greater Noida branch.

Overview of Punjab National Bank Investigation
An investigation is underway at a local branch following reports of discrepancies involving customer deposits. Punjab National Bank has stepped forward to address the situation, promising to verify facts and process valid requests on priority.
The financial institution stated that it maintains zero tolerance for misconduct and is extending full cooperation to investigative authorities. Management noted that internal controls and monitoring systems are currently being reinforced to prevent similar occurrences.
Details on Pnb Fund Misappropriation in Greater Noida
Concerns emerged after approximately two dozen account holders reported that funds disappeared from their savings accounts and fixed deposits without their consent or notification alerts. Complainants alleged that total losses for 21 individuals exceed ₹11.24 crore, while local estimates place the overall disputed amount closer to ₹35 crore across savings, fixed deposits, and mutual fund holdings.
An official FIR has been registered against unidentified bank employees under Section 316(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, which covers criminal breach of trust. Affected individuals, including local residents and farmers, detailed substantial reductions in their account balances, with several noting missing amounts ranging from several lakhs to over a crore.
Next Steps and Bank Response
Local branch management has assured customers that their grievances are being thoroughly reviewed. Authorities confirmed that multiple staff members, including the branch manager, have been suspended while legal proceedings continue.
Bank representatives reiterated their commitment to protecting account holders, emphasizing that genuine claims will continue to be evaluated and honored as the review proceeds.
Sources: The Hindu, NDTV, The Times of India.



