30th Conference of AIBEA – Adjourned Delegate Session held at Bengaluru today concluded successfully.
All our units are aware that the Delegate Session of our 30th Conference had to be abruptly adjourned on the 22nd April, 2026 due to unfortunate but condemnable disturbances to the smooth conduct of the delegate session by a section of the delegates. This deprived many delegates to speak on the General Secretary’s Report on the last day of our Conference. This also created a very bade image about our organisation and injured glorious reputation of AIBEA. 

30th Conference of AIBEA – Adjourned Delegate Session
From Central Office and from the Reception Committee we welcome all the delegates to the adjourned Delegate Session of the 30th Conference of AIBEA being held at Bengaluru on the 10th June, 2026. As already informed, the Delegate Session will be held in the same venue i,e, Gate No. 6, Palace Grounds in the Royal Senate Hall. 

Subject: Requisition and deployment of Bank Officers and Employees for non-banking duties.
On behalf of the United Forum of Bank Unions (UFBU), the apex coordinating body of the nine major officer and workmen organisations in the banking industry, through the communique seek to place before your good office a matter of growing and serious concern regarding the increasing tendency to requisition officers and employees of Public Sector Banks for non-banking duties. 

Delegate Session to be held on 10th June, 2026
We have already informed that the adjourned Delegate Session will be held on 10th June, 2026 at the same venue (Royale Senate Hall, Gate No.6, Palace Grounds) in Bengaluru.  We are sure that all our State Federations have informed all the Delegates from their respective States. 

Further to our recent communications on the above , we are constrained to submit that many of our units have expressed their resentment over the attitude and approach of the Zonal level Managements who are set to disturb the years long tested practice while posting the new recruits in clerical cadre. We are also deeply concerned over the helpless response from HRM, Head Office in dealing with our complaints.

World over, the workers will celebrate the 140th Anniversary of May Day on the 1st May, 2026.  On this occasion, we not only recall the brutal massacre of workers at the Haymarket Square in Chicago, but also the resolve of the working class to face these attacks. When workers were marching in procession with white flags demanding peace, they were fired and with blood shed by them, white flags became red.