#bank queue

People can use ATMs or make online transactions. However, some tasks necessitate a physical visit to the bank by the customer. But the thought of standing in long queues, contested waiting hall scares them.

However, banks pay little or no attention to this issue. Having a Bank Queue Management system will help to reduce the waiting time and improve service quality.

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Missing 'lover' found in bank queue, receives thrashing

Nashik (Maharashtra), Nov 24 A “lover” who ditched his girlfriend after promising to marry her and disappeared five years ago was spotted by her in a serpentine bank queue here — and received full measure of her family’s wrath, the police said on Thursday.

The catch-me-if-you-can incident happened on November 19 when the 30-year-old man was standing in a long queue outside a bank office to withdraw cash from his account.

Unknown to him, his former 27-year-old girlfriend, whom he had dumped five years ago after promising to marry her, was also waiting in the same queue, said Satpur police station’s Senior Inspector Avinash Sonawane.

Suddenly her eyes fell on him and old wounds reopened. She called up her family, and even stepped out of the winding queue so he did not wander out of her sight — again.

When her family members arrived, she confronted him over the breach of promise and trust. And the family set upon him and thrashed him roundly in full public view.

The man was admitted to a local hospital for treatment, Sonawane said, adding the identity of the duo has been kept secret since it is a sensitive personal matter.

Later, the girl’s family registered a non-cognisable offence against the man, who claimed she had brought not family members but four goons to beat him up.

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Man dies in bank queue in Delhi

New Delhi, Nov 21 A 49-year-old vegetable vendor died on Monday afternoon while standing in a queue outside a bank to deposit Rs 50,000 in demonetised 500 and 1,000 rupee notes, police said.

The incident occurred outside the Oriental Bank of Commerce branch in west Delhi’s Najafgarh area where Satish Sharma collapsed around 2.30 p.m. while standing in the queue along with one of his friends.

Police said that Sharma, a resident of Keshav Puram in west Delhi, was standing in the queue since 11.30 a.m.

Deputy Commissioner of Police Surender Kumar told that Sharma was rushed to Mata Chanan Devi hospital in a police vehicle but was declared dead by doctors there.

“The exact reason behind Sharma’s death is yet to be ascertained. It seems that he suffered cardiac arrest while standing in the queue. The fact will come after his autopsy report,” the officer said.

The officer said that Sharma telephoned one of his family members around 1.30 p.m. and informed that he would return within half-an-hour after depositing cash in the bank.

Police has recovered Rs 50,000 notes from his pocket.

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Elderly man dies in Kolkata after spending night in bank queue

Kolkata, Nov 19 An elderly man, who had queued up before a bank from the wee hours, died of heart attack at his home, his relatives said, becoming the latest casualty in the demonitisation related turmoil in India.

Sk. Islamuddin of Metiabruz in West Kolkata, was declared brought dead at a hospital on Friday.

“On Thursday, he had gone to the bank to withdraw money. But after waiting for long at the queue, he only got a chit and was asked to come back on Friday. He was desperate for money to feed his children. So he queued up before the bank from 2 a.m.