” For Rajat (name changed), another disabled person it was a humiliating experience to get into the line of a nationalised bank to withdraw money, recently. Forget about the separate lines, when I queued-up in a regular line, I had to be seated on my wheel-chair for 2 hours. 2,000 that they claim is not even sufficient for a day. “Ther brought shame to us,” rued Rajat. And when my turn came, the wheel-chair couldn’t be taken on the flight of stairs ahead,” she added. Rajat who uses crèche and has polio had to undergo an ordeal to withdraw the money when a policeman deputed on duty not only misbehaved with him but also demanded him to produce his certificate that read that he has disability. They have been asked to join the regular lines, allegedly being humiliated at the hands of police. No arrangements have been made for them. The government’s promise to provide relief to disabled people in wake of money withdrawl was just a false promise.New Delhi: “I have only Rs 10 in my Wheel Hub Assembly 42450-52060 purse. Javed Abidi convener, Disabled Right Group expressed his discontentment over the government’s cold shoulder towards the disabled people and said, “

When we try and make our queues, the bank authorities tell us that join the regular que as there is no separate line or quota for the disabled people.. We have absolutely no accessibility to the ATMs.Expressing their anguish, scores of disabled people aired their grievances and alleged that they have no access to the bank. What am I supposed to do when people are not forthcoming in lending a helping hand to a disabled person like me to withdraw cash,” said Suwarna, who is s