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Maharashtra Cab Drivers Begin Indefinite Hunger Strike Over ‘Illegal’ Bike Taxis, Demand Fare Enforcement
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Maharashtra Cab Drivers Begin Indefinite Hunger Strike Over ‘Illegal’ Bike Taxis, Demand Fare Enforcement
A section of app-based cab drivers across Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra began an indefinite hunger strike on April 20, demanding strict action against what they call “illegal” bike taxis and enforcement of government-approved fares on aggregator platforms. The protest, led by driver unions and centred at Azad Maidan, has also spread to cities like Pune and Nagpur. Drivers allege that companies such as Uber, Ola and Rapido are undermining…
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