Looking at Mamdani’s popularity, Chadda is trying to use that template in India. Mamdani did it with NYC cab drivers, Chadda trying hard to copy it with gig workers.
What @raghav_chadha has failed to mention is that the platform companies have been in conversation with the Central Govt and various state govts (across party lines) for the past several years for enacting fair rules for gig worker welfare. I have personally spoken to govt officials and ministers and given inputs. Some states have already passed laws around this. Eternal has been supportive and our inputs have been received by well intentioned governments that want growth and gig worker welfare both.
This has been an ongoing effort for five years now.
Mr. Chadha has come late to the party and without trying to understand the situation and without adding anything constructive to the conversation has merely tried to cause disruption and seek attention for himself on social media. He is trying to jump on the bandwagon and claim credit.
We support the Central Govt and are thankful for their leadership in this matter we are also supportive and appreciative of all the state governments that have taken initiatives around this. We have worked with all of them.
We are and always will follow the law. In fact for us the law is merely the minimum to be adhered to
The words you have chosen, parents will be ashamed, sisters will be ashamed. The entire society will feel ashamed. The pervert mind. These are the levels of depravity you and your henchmen have gone. We have a judicial system, bound by the rule of law. If there are threats, the law will take course, says Supreme Court.
This week 2 incidents went viral online:
1. @bryan_johnson walking out of a podcast due to high AQI and breathing discomfort
2. @BeerBicepsGuy showing latent on a comedy show
Funny how the later got more media and government attention