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Auto Rickshaw Unions Protest Today Against E-bike Taxis
Hindustan Times Mumbai
|May 21, 2025
It is possible you might find fewer auto rickshaws on roads today as auto rickshaw unions across Mumbai and Maharashtra will be protesting outside Regional Transport Offices (RTOs) against the government's recent decision to approve e-bike taxi operations.
MUMBAI:
In the city, the Mumbai Auto Rickshaw Taximen's Union announced a protest at the Andheri RTO office at 11 am on Wednesday. Simultaneous demonstrations are planned at RTOs across Konkan, Vidarbha, Western Maharashtra, and Marathwada.
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