The Reserve Bank of India imposed how much penalty on Bank of Baroda in the alleged Rs 6000 crore forex related irregularities that came to light in October last year? A) Rs 5 crore B) Rs 7 crore C) Rs 5.5 crore D) Rs 6.2 crore E) Rs 6 crore

The Reserve Bank of India imposed how much penalty on Bank of Baroda in the alleged Rs 6000 crore forex related irregularities that came to light in October last  year? A) Rs 5 crore B) Rs 7 crore C) Rs 5.5 crore D) Rs 6.2 crore E) Rs 6 crore
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A) Rs 5 crore Explanation: The RBI carried out an inspection after Rs 6,100 crore import remittances were effected by Bank of Baroda‘s Ashok Vihar branch in New Delhi.
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