Reserve Bank governor Urjit Patel said the liquidity problem in NBFCs is not as severe as is being projected, but assured the government that it would ensure adequate liquidity in the system, sources said. The government, on its part, asked the RBI to prevent spreading of IL&FS crisis to other sectors of the economy, sources added.
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