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Delhi's Auto, Taxi Unions Confirm They Won't Go On Strike Amid Farmers Protest
Issuing a clarification that autorickshaws and taxis will not go on a strike in Delhi in support of protesting farmers, Delhi Autorickshaw Union and Delhi Pradesh Taxi Union on Tuesday said the drivers can not afford to protest as there is already decline in work opportunity due to COVID-19 pandemic.
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BJP, RSS Orchestrating Strikes For Odd-Even To Fail: Arvind Kejriwal
The second day of odd-even scheme saw Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal claiming success even as he attacked BJP and RSS for "orchestrating" strikes by autos and taxis to hamper the road rationing experiment.
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Auto, Taxi Unions Threaten Strike; Want App-Based Cabs Stopped
Taxi and autorickshaw union in Delhi on Friday threatened to go on a two-day strike from March 15 if their demand to rein in the city's app-based cab services is not met.
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Want a Cap on the Number of Cabs in Delhi: Taxi Union
Fearing expansion of app-based taxi services in the city, a taxi union has requested the Delhi government to fix a cap on maximum numbers of all taxis in the National Capital like in case of auto-rickshaws.
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Delhi's Auto, Taxi Unions Confirm They Won't Go On Strike Amid Farmers Protest
Issuing a clarification that autorickshaws and taxis will not go on a strike in Delhi in support of protesting farmers, Delhi Autorickshaw Union and Delhi Pradesh Taxi Union on Tuesday said the drivers can not afford to protest as there is already decline in work opportunity due to COVID-19 pandemic.
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BJP, RSS Orchestrating Strikes For Odd-Even To Fail: Arvind Kejriwal
The second day of odd-even scheme saw Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal claiming success even as he attacked BJP and RSS for "orchestrating" strikes by autos and taxis to hamper the road rationing experiment.
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Auto, Taxi Unions Threaten Strike; Want App-Based Cabs Stopped
Taxi and autorickshaw union in Delhi on Friday threatened to go on a two-day strike from March 15 if their demand to rein in the city's app-based cab services is not met.
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Want a Cap on the Number of Cabs in Delhi: Taxi Union
Fearing expansion of app-based taxi services in the city, a taxi union has requested the Delhi government to fix a cap on maximum numbers of all taxis in the National Capital like in case of auto-rickshaws.
