My point here is that, if i had sent the money in form of crypto(Bitcoin), my transaction would have run smoothly, the only way i would have had an issue was if i had transfer to the wrong address.
Your delay is only temporary. That is, the type of harassment you have experienced does not always have to be the same type of harassment. You may be facing this problem due to some technical problem. But it's true that if the bank had a Bitcoin transaction system, you wouldn't have to face so much harassment without using the wrong address. But sometimes there are technical problems in different systems of banks and I think even if banks accept bitcoin directly they will still have technical problems.
Note: Crypto illiterate as mentioned above is not an insult, they are individuals with low crypto knowledge.
It is not correct to say that the above mentioned persons i.e. various employees of the bank have less knowledge about kript. Maybe they have enough knowledge about crypto but the bank authorities did not give them access to Bitcoin as an alternative mode of transaction so I don't see anything wrong with the bank officials or employees. If banks were to legitimize accepting bitcoins directly, they would certainly have demonstrated considerable expertise in this regard.