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Mumbai autorickshaw strike: Four held for assaulting auto driver in Kandivali

During the protest, the group allegedly confronted the victim after he refused to join the work stoppage. The then allegedly assaulted him, said an official

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The police said that a group of drivers staged a strike and attempted to block traffic and prevent other drivers from operating their vehicles. Representational Pic/File

The police said that a group of drivers staged a strike and attempted to block traffic and prevent other drivers from operating their vehicles. Representational Pic/File

Kandivali Police in Mumbai detained four people for allegedly assaulting a 52-year-old autorickshaw driver during an unauthorised flash strike in parts of the city on Monday.

According to the police, the incident took place on MG Road amid a protest over the Maharashtra government's requirement for taxi and autorickshaw drivers to have a basic working knowledge of Marathi to hold badges and operate commercially.

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