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Banks can’t sell back seized assets to defaulters: RBI

RBI has barred defaulting borrowers from repurchasing seized properties. New directions effective October 1, 2026, tighten norms for stressed accounts. Banks must adopt board-approved policies for asset recognition and recovery efforts. Assets must be disposed of through public auctions within seven years. Seized assets will be disclosed separately and not included in NPA ratios.

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