Boss pagal bna ke rakha h...how amount is decreasing how they calculate kuch toh btate nahi h...n uske upar Ghar valo (senior citizen dad ) KO arrest karne ki damki...even after somehow I manage to pay last 2 month installment they said..ab UPSC ka padhu ki in pagalo KO dekhu... Humanity nahi h yahan property loan is fucking cheaper...than educational...
BTW bank is sbi...kisi ko guide karna h Karo...baki salary last ek doh attempt bache h...job b nahi kar sakte ..
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If it was upto 7.5 lac, they must be having a personal guarantee of your parents.They can put a hold on your dad's account but cannt arrest him(they can only threaten).And remember, they cannt even issue a threat beyond a limit in the case of education or Agri loans.Better have an account in any other PSB near you and SBI people cannt take a penny from your a/c in that bank.
If tge amnt is more thn 7.5 lack, you need to worry as mortgage might be there.In any case, it takes months for the proper settlement.
Edu loan repayment is all about your conscience and honesty, and credit rating too( for future loans).You can always demand a hard copy statement of your loan a/c or take net banking and see it yourself.
As for arrest warest, kuch nahin hoga. Saale fattu hain. Ek similie suna tha, a one eyed cat shows its dominion over a limping cockroach. Yeh SBI ka typical trick hai, inform karte hi nahin, whenever there are issues, and last moment aake harassment.
1. Head out to the RACPC and talk to a loan and retrieval manager, they are the ones who issue NPA status.
2. Request to see the account statements/print outs since the day the loan was issued.
3. Demand to see any letters of intimation, via registered post, were sent once they figured out issues with repayment. And ask them for the counterfoil that says that someone from your family has received the letter.
4. Without any formal notice, they have no right to threaten you or your family especially a senior citizen with imprisonment. They need to show cause before taking any steps.
5. Scare them with an RTI, and mention you also want to know how many other people have taken out education loans from them and in how many phases they have paid it off.
6. If possible apply for a adjustment/extension for the moratorium period.
You will be fine, aap officer bano and focus on your future.
If it's NPA that means you have not paid EMI for at least 3 months. That's trouble for u for getting future loans and they can max. confiscate ur mortgaged property or take money from any of ur deposit in same bank.
No arrest can be made. You should not worry about that.
Even if it's NPA u are not required to repay whole amount. Only the demand till today can be repaid with penalty and after that normal repayment will follow.
Communicate with the senior manager who is willing to listen he will explain everything and also provide the solution.