After the end of a 12-day-long Ola and Uber strike, the same can relapse in the coming days. According to sources, on November 15, the cab aggregators from Ola and Uber will decide their future plans in a meeting.
Started on October 22, the drivers temporarily pulled off from the strike on November 3 saying that they may strike again if their demands are not fulfilled.
On November 12, an internal meeting was held under the chairmanship of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Sachin Ahir representing the Maharashtra Rajya Rashtriya Kamgar Sangh (MRRKS) members who are Ola and Uber drivers.
In the meeting, it was decided to not go on a strike until the meeting with Ola-Uber officials is held on November 15.
MRRKS asserted that if their demands are not fulfilled, the drivers will protest outside Mantralaya and Vidhan Sabha. The drivers said that if the talks fail, they will protest from November 17 midnight to November 19.
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