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Helpline number for the residents’ concerns/Queries regarding ATM’s/ banks

Chandigarh, 14th November, 2016: Keeping in view of the problems faced by general public of Chandigarh after the denominations of Rs. 500 and Rs.1000 note by Government of India, The Chandigarh Administration has decided to designate a Helpline number 1860-180-2067 to answer the concerns/Queries of the general public relating to availability/withdrawal of currency from the ATM’s/ banks. 

It has come to the notice that many bank officials are refusing to exchange the currency of the general public due to no bank account in the concerned bank. It is for the information of the general public that they can exchange currency from any bank even if they don’t have an account in the same. If any bank is refusing to exchange the currency, they can contact the helpline number and necessary help will be provided immediately. The helpline number will work from 8 AM to 8 PM from Monday to Saturday. 


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