@ola_supports@bhash@ola_supports after one hour your delivery guy with attitude says me to take the order and handover me a chicken parcel as I am vegetarian. This is how Ola food works great 👏🏻👏🏻
@ola_supports@bhash@jagograhakjago@consumercourtin
Since last 1 hour the Ola delivery guy is not responding the call and when we connect to support executive Of ola their reply is delivery guy not responding our calls too so sorry for inconvenience. Pathetic service 🙏🏻
@ola_supports@bhash@jagograhakjago@consumercourtin
Since last 1 hour the Ola delivery guy is not responding the call and when we connect to support executive Of ola their reply is delivery guy not responding our calls too so sorry for inconvenience. Pathetic service 🙏🏻
@ola_supports@bhash@jagograhakjago@consumercourtin
Since last 1 hour the Ola delivery guy is not responding the call and when we connect to support executive Of ola their reply is delivery guy not responding our calls too so sorry for inconvenience. Pathetic service 🙏🏻
@TandonRaveena First of all you don't have guts to call Hindu's, second already government is involved it since she left her country. For name sake don't tweet if you can't support completely.
I was working in Bangalore for 1.5 years. Married in Punjab, I wore chooda for the entire 1 year as it is a part of my tradition. It was clearly evident I was from North India.
What a harassment it was to commute in auto from flat to office and back. The audacity of local auto drivers to strike a conversation on why I was in Bangalore when I belonged to North, if I was learning Kannada, asking if I like anything apart from weather, asking for more money as I was newly married and pretending not to understand a word when I would talk in Hin/Eng.
I had a very bad experience with local crowd there.
@shaaninani I am from North India too, been living in Bangalore for 3 years now! Never faced any problem. I feel safe here, never been catcalled, never been robbed.
Guess you’re in the wrong Bangalore. Because locals don’t treat you like you’ve mentioned.
What if you go to Punjab and give the complaint in kannada to your local electric board...will they understand the language ??? So how can you expect only Hindi and English. Koi sense hai iss baat ki.
I was working in Bangalore for 1.5 years. Married in Punjab, I wore chooda for the entire 1 year as it is a part of my tradition. It was clearly evident I was from North India.
What a harassment it was to commute in auto from flat to office and back. The audacity of local auto drivers to strike a conversation on why I was in Bangalore when I belonged to North, if I was learning Kannada, asking if I like anything apart from weather, asking for more money as I was newly married and pretending not to understand a word when I would talk in Hin/Eng.
I had a very bad experience with local crowd there.