@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc We request you to consider this Diwali 🪔 as holiday on 21st October 2025. West Bengal should also celebrate Diwali in grandeur. Please consider. #Diwali

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc #Diwali Madam You can do it.. Please declare leave under the NI act.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc so as to enable all the citizenry of our State including Bank employees to celebrate the festival with profound happiness and enthusiasm.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc #Diwali Declare 21st Oct as holiday under NI act for the dignity of Bankers

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc #Diwali 21Oct Holiday under NI ACT for bankers

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc The Indian stock markets will be closed for the following Diwali-related holidays in 2025. DateDayReason 21-Oct-2025TuesdayDiwali (Laxmi Pujan) 22-Oct-2025WednesdayBalipratipada During these days, both NSE and BSE will not conduct trading sessions.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc Banks across different states observe holidays on specific dates, reflecting regional traditions, while the stock market observes closures on select days.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc Understanding these dates is essential for planning financial transactions, trading, and other banking activities during the festive season.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc Diwali 2025 brings multiple bank holidays across states and stock market closures on key festive days.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc We convey our sincere gratitude to you for positively responding to our requests and declaring holiday under N.I.Act on the afore-mentioned occasions. We are expectantly confident that your Gracious Authority will positively respond to our request this time as well.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc We reproduce hereunder the letter sent to Smt. Mamata Banerjee, the Hon’ble Chief Minister, Govt. of West Bengal, Nabanna, Howrah, vide our letter no. AIBOC/WBSU/18/2025, dated 14.10.2025, by the undersigned, the contents of which are self-explicit.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc This will immensely boost the morale of the bankers in rendering banking services with zeal and zest. At the same time, we once again reaffirm our fullest co-opeartion in taking the State forward under your guidance and leadership. Thanking you in anticipation,

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc We, therefore, request you to kindly consider our appeal empathetically and issue necessary advisory to declare Diwali falling on 21st October, 2025 as a holiday under Section 25 of the N.I. Act, 1881

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc Madam, it is well known that the auspicious festival “Diwali” is celebrated not only in our country but also all over the world. It is worth mentioning that a large section of people in our state celebrates “Diwali” as their prime religious festival of the year.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc APPEAL FOR INCLUSION OF “DIWALI” IN THE HOLIDAY LIST OF THE STATE UNDER N.I. ACT

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc The entire banking fraternity are now enjoying holidays on 1st January, Janmashtami, Bhatri Dwitiya and Chhat Puja in a befitting manner only because of your magnanimity.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc But the employees of the financial sectors are not able to celebrate this grand festival in a befitting manner as they have to attend office on that day.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc At the outset we, on behalf of the AIBOC (West Bengal State Unit), convey our hearty festive greetings to you and your entire team.

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc #Diwali Celebration on Diwali with bankers also

@sanjaybpi @MamataOfficial @Chandrimaaitc #Diwali Bankers to celebrate Diwali