Bengaluru auto strike: Why are thousands of drivers protesting against bike taxis? What are their demands?
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Police detain auto drivers protesting against bike taxi service in Bengaluru
Karnataka police have detained autorickshaw drivers protesting against the bike taxi service in Bengaluru on Monday. In a move against Rapido bike taxis and other e-bike services, Bengaluru Auto Driver’s Unions’ Federation has called a strike saying these services are operating “illegally” and threatening their livelihood.
Bengaluru auto strike: Why are thousands of drivers protesting against bike taxis? What are their demands?
Bengaluru, known for its traffic, can make you wait for hours even when travelling short distances. Many of us opt for auto and bike rides to avoid such situations, as they are more flexible and cheap compared to other forms of transport. However, increasing demand for bike rides has prompted over two lakh auto (two hundred thousand) auto drivers to begin a day's strike in support of their long-pending demands, which includes a ban on bike taxi s
Bengaluru: Over 2.10 lakh autos to protest against Rapido services, set to go off roads
Auto drivers have expressed their ire over Rapido bike taxi service which has badly hit them. The bandh will be observed till midnight on Monday and the people who are depending on auto services would be severely hit in Bengaluru.
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