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CoMSO Issues Final Notice to Meghalaya Banks Over Sunday Operations
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🗓 26 Sep 2026, 03:38 AM
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The Chief Minister's Office in Meghalaya has issued a final notice to all banks in the state, demanding that they cease operations on Sundays in respect of worship.
The Chief Minister's Office (CoMSO) in Meghalaya has issued a final notice to all banking institutions in the state, ordering them to halt operations on Sundays.
The notice was sent to both state‑run and private banks, following earlier warnings that had been issued to ensure compliance with local customs.
CoMSO cited the importance of Sunday as a day of rest and worship, emphasizing that banks should respect the religious sentiments of the populace. The notice also warned of potential penalties for non‑compliance.
Banks are expected to comply with the directive by the end of the week, aligning their operating hours with the cultural practices of Meghalaya.
The notice was sent to both state‑run and private banks, following earlier warnings that had been issued to ensure compliance with local customs.
CoMSO cited the importance of Sunday as a day of rest and worship, emphasizing that banks should respect the religious sentiments of the populace. The notice also warned of potential penalties for non‑compliance.
Banks are expected to comply with the directive by the end of the week, aligning their operating hours with the cultural practices of Meghalaya.