Kunal Kamra and Bhavish Aggarwal's fight reached Nitin Gadkari, comedian made big demand regarding Ola scooter

New Delhi: The war of words that started between Ola Electric CEO Bhavish Aggarwal and comedian Kunal Kamra is still going on. Recently, the debate between the two on social media had reached a different level of bitterness. Now Kunal Kamra has once again targeted Bhavish Aggarwal and Ola Electric. He has raised the issue of poor condition of Ola scooters and problems faced by customers and appealed to Union Minister Nitin Gadkari to take action on this.

Kunal Kamra posted a video on social media platform X and wrote that many customers are upset with Ola Electric scooters. He is not being heard anywhere. There is no transparency from Ola. Those who buy Ola scooter by taking loan are now facing many problems. Kunal Kamra alleges that the company is running away from its responsibilities.

ALERT! @OlaElectric @bhash @kunalkamra88 @nitin_gadkari @narendramodi shocking experience at Rangraj Nagar, Solapur.All scooters in bad condition!No qualified engineers/technicians on site
Customers invest hard earned money Unacceptable#OlaElectric #India #sstvi #ParoNational pic.twitter.com/yEsB4tHbFT

— Prathamesh Daga (@PrathameshDaga) October 28, 2024

Ola Electric had recently informed the Central Consumer Protection Authority that it has resolved 99.1 percent of customer complaints. He wrote on the post of a customer from Solapur that getting Ola scooters serviced has become a difficult task. On this post, a user wrote that I am also from Solapur and this scene has become common there. Customers are not being treated well here by Ola Electric.

Share target price reduced

CCPA is also investigating Ola. The notice was issued after receiving more than 10 thousand complaints against the company. At the same time, HSBC has reduced the target price of Ola Electric shares from Rs 140 to Rs 110. Due to which Bhavish Aggarwal's company is facing huge losses.

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