Government of INDIA provided Two Insurance Schemes to the Savings Account Holders of All the Banks

 Dear All 


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BANKS always help suitably their customers and their families, however, yes however please note:


*In the Year 2015, the Government of INDIA provided Two Insurance Schemes  to the Savings Account Holders of All the Banks*


*Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana*  (PMJJBY) (Claimed Under Life Insurance) at Rs 330/-  


and 


*Pradhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana* (PMSBY) (Under Accidental Death) at Rs 12/-


{One may Google it to get more details:

1. PMJJBY 

2. PMSBY)


If someone, whom you know, has *died* due to  Covid-19 or *for any reason*, help the family by telling them to ask the Bank for an Account Statement or Passbook entry of the deceased one from  *01-04 to 31-03* of the financial year


Try to search the entry of Rs. 12/- or Rs. 330/- *mark it*.


Help the Nominee or Legal Heirs to go to the bank and *Claim the  Insurance* of Rs.2,00,000/- (for claim, amount and procedures,  Bank will guide properly)


All Bank Account Holders, kindly note this


*Rs. 2,00,000/-* will be of some relief for the family who lost their Members

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