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Cab and auto drivers to hold nationwide one-day strike on February 7

Maharashtra Kamgar Sabha and Indian Gig Workers Forum said illegal bike taxi services are operating openly across the country despite repeated warnings from transport authorities

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The strike will involve drivers associated with app-based platforms as well, a statement issued by the union stated. Representational Pic/File

The strike will involve drivers associated with app-based platforms as well, a statement issued by the union stated. Representational Pic/File

Cab and auto-rickshaw drivers across India will observe a nationwide one-day strike on February 7, 2026, protesting against illegal bike taxi services and what they describe as unfair fare policies of app-based companies including Ola, Uber and Rapido, the Maharashtra Kamgar Sabha and Indian Gig Workers Forum said in an official statement on Friday.

The strike will involve drivers associated with app-based platforms as well as traditional cab and auto-rickshaw operators, it said.

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