Ola, Uber, InDrive drivers strike 10am–4pm in Chandigarh Tricity through June 16
Aggregator drivers across Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula are off the road for six peak hours daily until June 16, demanding enforcement of Aggregator Policy 2025, fares of Rs 35/km versus current Rs 25/km, and a cap on platform commissions running 30-40%. Roughly 50,000 daily passengers are exposed, with knock-on impact on mall and high-street footfall.
What happened
Ola, Uber and InDrive drivers in Chandigarh's Tricity region are striking 10am-4pm daily until June 16, demanding enforcement of Aggregator Policy 2025, fare
Key facts
- 50,000 passengers
- Rs 25/km current
- Rs 35/km demanded
- 30-40% commission
- 14-16 hours
Why this matters
Aggregator Policy 2025 enforcement plus fare/commission resets could permanently re-rate last-mile economics in North India—worth scoping captive shuttle tie-ups or mall-led mobility partnerships as a hedge.