HDFC Bank shares fall about 2% following reports that the bank faces a probe related to interest payments totalling around Rs 45 crore. The reports state that the matter has prompted renewed attention on the bank’s internal processes and governance. Investors react to the news, adding to existing concerns already in the market. Separate reporting notes that the bank’s share price has been under pressure since March 19, when Atanu Chakraborty unexpectedly resigned as part-time chairman. That resignation has contributed to ongoing questions about governance standards at the lender. While the outlets describe the probe into the interest payment issue and the share-price decline, they also indicate that the situation is evolving and that details of the probe have not been fully elaborated in the cited summaries. Overall, the move in the stock reflects investor sensitivity to both the reported interest-payment probe and prior governance-related developments.