The strike of taxi, auto, and cab drivers will continue in the national capital today as well. In such a situation, keep this in mind while coming out on the streets of Delhi, otherwise, there may be trouble. There may be a delay in getting auto, taxi, and cab services. This strike against app-based web service provider companies has been going on since Thursday.
Incident of vandalism with some autos yesterday
However, the strike had a mixed effect on Thursday. When autos and taxis were running (auto taxi strike today) their number was less than on normal days. Also, the agitating drivers were trying to stop the running passenger vehicles, there was also an incident of vandalism with some autos.
The agitating organizations say that on Thursday, on the first day of the strike, many drivers were not aware of it, so they came out on the road there. This situation will not be there on Friday because now everyone knows about the strike.
One lakh autos and four lakh taxis affected by the strike
Let us tell you that more than 15 major auto and taxi drivers of Delhi NCR have announced a two-day joint strike. It is feared that one lakh autos and four lakh taxis including more than one lakh cabs will be affected by the strike.
The striking organizations allege that on one hand, auto taxi drivers are suffering losses due to app-based cab services. On the other hand, app companies are exploiting cab drivers and charging them huge commissions.
Similarly, bike taxis and e-rickshaws are also harming their employment. They say that the central government and the state government are not stopping this arbitrariness. Therefore, they are forced to go on strike in the interest of the drivers.
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