Home / Mumbai / Mumbai News / Article / Mumbai: App-based taxi, auto drivers go on day-long strike nationwide

Mumbai: App-based taxi, auto drivers go on day-long strike nationwide

Drivers of app-based taxis and autorickshaws across Maharashtra and other parts of the country went on a day-long strike to protest against alleged arbitrary fare policies, illegal bike taxi operations, and issues related to mandatory panic button installations. While unions claimed strong participation, app-based services remained partially open

Listen to this article :
The strike will involve drivers of app-based platforms as well as traditional taxis and autorickshaws. Representation Pic/Istock

The strike will involve drivers of app-based platforms as well as traditional taxis and autorickshaws. Representation Pic/Istock

Drivers of app-based taxis and autorickshaws went on a day-long nationwide strike on Saturday after a union called for a protest to press various demands, including action against illegal bike taxi services and redressal of grievances over panic button installations.

Taxi, auto unions begin statewide strike over aggregator fares, bike taxis

While speaking to the media, Dr Keshav Kshirsagar, head of Maharashtra Kamgar Sabha, said," The strike began across Maharashtra and other parts of the country in the morning. Most autorickshaw and taxi drivers have supported the strike," as per PTI. 

Trending Stories

Latest Photoscta-pos

Latest VideosView All

Latest Web StoriesView All

Mid-Day FastView All

Advertisement