Congress to hold 'massive' protest with auto, cab drivers in Delhi on Jan. 10
The Hindu
“The taxi drivers in Delhi are being exploited by way of fines and Arvind Kejriwal is saying in Punjab and in Goa that he will make taxi boards”
The Congress on Wednesday accused Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal of betraying auto drivers for not helping them during the pandemic.
Congress leader Udit Raj said the same people at the back of whose support he had come to power will expose him. Mr. Raj, also the chairman of All India Unorganised Workers and Employees Congress, said the party along with auto and van drivers will stage a “big” protest outside the CM's residence in New Delhi on January 10.
The former MP said these drivers had campaigned for Mr. Kejriwal but he forgot to take care of them “in these tough times”.
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