Dear Lokesh,
At the outset, let me clarify that this site is designed by a group of senior Banking Professionals to assist Bank Customers at large to provide guidance for resolution of any complain/query/grievance in respect of financial services. This site does not belong to any Bank or a regulator, which may please be noted.
You must be aware of the terms and conditions under which your salary account was opened. You have changed your job. It is doubtful if you updated the change of employment/address to your bank. In the absence of salary credits the benefits extended would have automatically lapsed resulting in lien being marked for charges towards non maintenance of minimum balance etc. Unsuspectingly when you deposited cash your bank appropriated the same towards various charges. Banks resort to this shock treatments
It is possible your bank sent you communications regarding non receipt of salary credits in your account and asking you to convert to normal account. Owing to change of address such communications would not have reached you. You cannot hold the bank responsible for your failures.
If you are sure your address on records with the bank remains the same and so also your mobile number and in spite of this you have not received any notice from your bank with regard to operations in your account, you can take up with Nodal Officer of your bank, through email or letter for reversal of the charges. In the absence of resolution and you have enough evidence to prove the bank was wrong you can escalate your complaint to Banking Ombudsman.
You can find email address and office address of the Nodal Officer on the bank’s website. For address of the Office of the Banking Ombudsman, Area of Operation (jurisdiction) and the procedure for lodging complaint, you may access the website https://bankingombudsman.rbi.org.in/
Regards
Mohandas