Akhilesh's counterattack on Finance Ministry figures: Questions raised on 12 issues including bank privatization, money being deducted from accounts and online fraud.

Akhilesh Yadav vs. Ministry of Finance : Hitting back at SP chief Akhilesh Yadav's allegations, the Finance Ministry on Friday said that due to continuous government intervention and banking reforms, public sector banks (PSBs) recorded the highest ever net profit of Rs 1.98 lakh crore in the financial year 2025-26. On this, the former UP CM retaliated and fired 12 questions at the ministry. These include many issues including privatization of banks, deduction of money from accounts and online fraud.

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SP MP Akhilesh Yadav said on social media platform Who have run away with loans worth trillions of rupees from banks? 5. If banks have become strong, then why are people being diverted for cash by closing branches and ATMs in rural areas?

The SP chief further wrote, “6. If the banks have become strong, then why are farmers, students and small shopkeepers not getting loans without middlemen and without guarantors? 7. If the banks have become strong, then why is the money of a poor person who is a victim of cyber fraud not returned immediately, why is he made to go to the police station and the bank? 8. If the banks have become strong, then why is the interest on home loans and education loans so high that the back of the common man is breaking?” 9. If banks have become strong, then why is public money being kept on hold for several days if digital transactions fail?

Hitting back at the Finance Ministry's post, Akhilesh said, “10. If the banks have become strong, then why are the future of the youth being spoiled by calling them defaulters on the slightest mistake in the CIBIL score? 11. If the banks have become strong, then why is there no help counter in every branch to save the elderly and illiterate people from UPI and online fraud? 12. If the banks have become strong, then why are the legitimate demands of the bank employees not being accepted and in the banks Why are there no new recruitments and why is there so much pressure on existing employees that customer service is deteriorating?”

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