Regardless of what is written in the Companies Act and other prevailing laws or in the charter and regulations of troubled commercial banks or financial institutions, Section 86C. Pursuant to Clause (n) of sub-section (1) of the Bank after taking control of the troubled commercial bank or financial institution, the paid-up capital of such commercial bank or financial institution has been depleted or the amount due from the shareholders has not been paid or if it appears that the liabilities of such commercial bank or financial institution are not covered by the assets. or can reduce the share capital by canceling the part of the capital to the extent that the property does not increase. However, before reducing the share capital, the bank shall publish the same notice at least twice in the national level daily newspaper. (2) (3) According to subsection (1) In the case of shareholders who have not paid the amount of the share price at the time of publication of the notice, the bank shall give a period of thirty days to pay such amount. The bank may proceed with the process of canceling the shares of the shareholders who do not pay the demanded amount while issuing the notice, and in the case of shares of a commercial bank or financial institution that have been liquidated or liquidated, the bank may maintain the minimum value of such share capital. (4) According to sub-section (1). If the bank reduces the share capital of the troubled commercial bank or financial institution or cancels the shares in accordance with sub-section (3), it shall be considered that the articles of association and regulations of such commercial bank or financial institution have been automatically amended accordingly.