M S CO-OPERATIVE BANK LTD. Nodal Officer
As per RBI guidelines, this bank has designated a Nodal Officer to handle requests from law enforcement agencies, courts, and customers with unresolved grievances.
For Law Enforcement (LEA) Only
For Citizens & Customer Complaints
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How to Contact
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Send from an official department email ID
Use your institutional or department email address. Requests from personal accounts may not receive a priority response.
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Include case reference in the subject
Mention the FIR number, complaint registration number, or court order reference clearly in the subject line and email body.
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Attach supporting documents
Include a copy of the FIR, court order, or request letter on department letterhead. For financial fraud, attach transaction IDs, UTR numbers, or account details.
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Escalate if no response within 7 days
Escalate to the organisation's senior grievance channel or the relevant regulator — RBI for banks, TRAI for telecom, MeitY for IT platforms.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is M S CO-OPERATIVE BANK LTD.'s official Nodal Officer email ID?
M S CO-OPERATIVE BANK LTD.'s Nodal Officer email ID(s) are listed above on this page, separated by category where applicable — one set for law enforcement agencies and another for customer complaints.
How do I contact M S CO-OPERATIVE BANK LTD.'s Nodal Officer for a cybercrime complaint?
Send a request from your official department email address, mentioning the FIR or complaint reference number in the subject line, along with supporting documents such as the FIR copy or court order. M S CO-OPERATIVE BANK LTD.'s Nodal Officer email for law enforcement is listed above.
What should I do if M S CO-OPERATIVE BANK LTD. doesn't respond to my complaint?
If there's no response within a reasonable time (commonly cited as around 7 days for LEA requests, or 30 days for customer grievances), you can escalate the matter to the RBI Banking Ombudsman or the National Consumer Helpline (1800-11-4000).