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Amid panic among account holders of, the Reserve Bank of India on Wednesday rejected reports of some commercial banks being closed down.Rumour mongering on social media has only added to the wave of uncertainty that hangs over bank account holders. A day after PMC bank account holders found themselves locked out with no access to their own funds, some unscrupulous mischief-mongers are playing on the anxiety of bank customers.put out its clarification after a message started floating on social media urging people to withdraw their savings from nine banks, claiming that these banks were soon going to shut down. Given the wave of panic after the PMC bank crisis, unsuspecting citizens started sharing the message without verifying."Nine banks will be closed permanently by Reserve Bank of India. If anybody having transactions in it please kindly withdraw it. The names of the banks are Corporation Bank,, IDBI,, Indian Overseas Bank, Central Bank of India,andof India. Order by Supreme Court (Sic)," reads the viral fake message.However, debunking the news, RBI said, "Reports appearing in some sections of social media about RBI closing down certain commercial banks are false,"No further clarification has been given by the RBI.On Tuesday, citing many irregularities, including under-reporting of bad loan numbers, the Reserve Bank imposed a slew of restrictions on Punjab & Maharashtra Cooperative Bank (PMC) for six months. The main curbs include banning PMC from extending new loans and capping cash withdrawals at Rs 1,000 per customer.The development came while people are battling a deepening slowdown which has resulted in job losses and widespread uncertainty.