Ola and Uber drivers in Chhattisgarh have initiated an indefinite strike. The commissions charged by Ola have significantly increased, making it difficult for them to cover vehicle costs.
Furthermore, Ola and Uber’s drivers highlighted the financial burden of meeting various formalities and permits, which cost them an additional ₹50,000 annually. They voiced discontent regarding private vehicles operating as taxis without facing repercussions.
Additionally, drivers emphasized the need for more parking facilities provided for Ola and Uber vehicles at bus stands, railway stations, and airports, despite fulfilling all tax and permit obligations.
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