alleryStart learning →Under s.35(1), whose direction makes an RBI inspection compulsory?
AThe Central Government
BThe bank's auditor
CThe bank's shareholders
DThe Registrar of Companies
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. The Central Government
The Reserve Bank may inspect at any time and must do so when directed by the Central Government.
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