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REVISED PREMIUM FOR GROUP MEDICAL INSURANCE FOR BANK RETIREES FOR THE YEAR 2021-22
Medical Insurance premium -per family (excluding GST)
Retirees option 1 (without Domiciliary)
| For the year | Workmen –Sum Insured For Rs.3lakh | Officers-Sum insured For Rs.4 Lakh |
| Existing 2020-21 | Rs.20508 | Rs.27342 |
| Renewal 2021-22 | Rs.28715 | Rs.36652 |
| Percentage of increase | 40.02% | 34.05% |
Retirees option 2 (with Domiciliary)
| For the year | Workmen –Sum Insured For Rs.3lakh | Officers-Sum insured For Rs.4 Lakh |
| Existing 2020-21 | Rs.50893 | Rs.67853 |
| Renewal 2021-22 | Rs.55175 | Rs.72917 |
| Percentage of increase | 8.41% | 7.46% |
“We have been informed by National Insurance Co, that they shall be directly offering banks with multiple policy variants viz.1 Lakh, 2 Lakhs, or 3 lakhs sum insured along with the option for reduced premium where retiree does not have surviving spouse and also where the retiree is survived by the spouse (retiree has passed away)”, the letter said.
High Incurred Claim Ratio (ICR) was 147.21% for retirees without domiciliary Policy and 163.31% for retirees with domiciliary Policy as of 31.07.2021, is the cause of the increase in premiums for renewal of the policies compared to the last year, it added
The All India Bank Pensioner’s and Retiree’s Confederation (AIBPARC), has demanded IBA to immediately advise Banks for subsidization of premium and also bearing the Cost of GST component, failing which they shall have to demand in a vociferously way to bring themselves under the coverage of Central Government Health Scheme for Retired Employees. The Bank retiree’s organization said that the situation has been continuing year after year with increasing premiums without subsidy.
Eleven employees of Bank of Baroda Kalikiri branch, five others arrested
The fraud, involving 11 bank employees and their relatives, came to light after complaints were lodged by customers Majjiga Prasanna Lakshmi and some other victims.
It turned out that, in the last three years, huge amounts were being deducted from over 150 accounts of DWCRA members and customers having fixed deposits in the bank. They received no message on their phones about these deductions, and noticed the fraud only when they updated their passbooks. Following this, they lodged complaints.
Disclosing the case details to the media at Kalikiri on Thursday, ASP Mahesh said the first accused Mulla Sayed Ali Khan (34), a messenger at the Kalikiri branch of BoB, and four of his relatives were arrested by the police from Indiramma colony on Thursday morning.
Ali Khan and some of the bank staff got together and swindled over Rs 1 crore from the accounts of Sangha Mitra members and from the personal savings and fixed deposit accounts of customers without their knowledge, policed found out.
The accused bank staff had used the IDs and passwords of customers and created fake loan documents with forged signatures. The loan amounts were further transferred to the savings accounts of Ali Khan’s relatives, it was learnt.
During this time, the staff, using new technology, stopped the transaction messages going to the respective clients' mobile phones, the ASP said.
After the money was transferred to various accounts of Ali Khan’s relatives, Khan withdrew the amounts and bought 1,120 grams of gold ornaments. He pledged these in the same bank and took money.
He then shared the booty with other bank staff. They were doing this for the past three years and have looted over Rs1 crore,” the ASP said.
With the help of bank officials, all the jewel loans in the name of Ali Khan’s family members have been frozen.
The police recovered Rs 70,20,000 in the form of Rs 20 lakh in cash, papers related to the 1,120 grams of gold pledged in the bank, 12 cell phones and three two-wheelers, and also frozen eight bank accounts of Ali Khan’s relatives.
Those arrested in the case were BoB joint-manager Jaya Krishna (34), head cashier Shek Moulali (32), bank agricultural officer Ramaswamy Eswaran (24), bank officer Patan Abeedh Mubeen (32), clerk Teja Sai (27), operations officer Ramachandrudu (35), clerk Eelu (28), bank officer Shareef Basha (28), business associate Surendra Nayak (33), business associate Mohamad Shareef (43), bank officer Chinnaiah (62) and Ali Khan’s relatives Chandini (24), Shek Kadirunnisa (39), Sayed Arifunnisa (28) and Moghul Hajirunnisa (22).
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