Delhi auto, cab drivers’ union has now called off their strike against fuel price increase on Tuesday. They also gave a warning to the central government that if their demands will not be met within 25 days, they will block the national capital, and will cut the food supply chain.

They have threatened to hold protests just like the Farmers’ protest but in an even stricter way as they gave the warning that they will block the food supply chain in the capital.

President of Rajdhani Parivahan Panchayat, Indrajeet Singh while speaking to reporters today said that they held the one-day symbolic protest to warn the central government that if no action is taken in the next 25 days, then after 25 days they will shut the total food chain of Delhi including autos, and trucks.

Singh also said that whatever milk, vegetables or any essential items that come in Delhi will not come and the central government will be responsible for it.

He further said that they want to give a message to the Central government on fuel price hikes. After the COVID pandemic, after so long their work started to begin. During the election, they did not raise the price of fuel, but now suddenly the prices are increasing.

Singh said that they spoke to three MPs and they said they can’t help us. They even tweeted to Hardeep Singh Puri and tried calling him, but received no response.

He also mentioned the second issue and said that it is Ola and Uber. For the last 5 years, we are continuously trying and have had multiple meetings with Nitin Gadkari, who has received our letter and did nothing. There are no restrictions on Ola/Uber in Delhi NCR or anywhere. Because of that people who used to work in good sectors or have done MBA, quit their jobs and joined Uber/Ola as they said they will pay them 1 lakh per month.

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