The war of words between Kunal Kamra and Bhavish Aggarwal is not stopping, there was ruckus even on the day of Diwali.
News Update November 03, 2024 04:24 AM

New Delhi : The war of words that has been going on between comedian Kunal Kamra and Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal since last month is not stopping. Kunal is constantly criticizing Bhavish about the service station. Once again he is seen messing with Bhavish Aggarwal. Recently, Bhavish had posted a video of Diwali celebration in his social media post and wished everyone, in response to which Kunal Kamra commented on his video and wrote that show the footage of the service station also.

In fact, this dispute has been going on between these two since last month. This war of words started when comedian Kunal Kamra shared photos of Ola electric scooters gathering dust on social media platform X and wrote on that post that these vehicles were waiting to be serviced at the service center.

failed comedy career

Reacting to Kunal's post, Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal had declared this post as a paid post. He also took a jibe at Kunal's career and termed his comedy career as a failure and said that he is earning money through such posts. Not only this, Bhavish had also said to Kunal that if Kunal Kamra starts working with him, then Bhavish can give him more money. He also gave a statement on behalf of his company that his company is expanding its service network and trying to solve all the problems of the customers.

again Kansa taunt

Bhavish Aggarwal had not made any post regarding this matter for a long time, but Kunal Kamra keeps attacking Bhavish through his posts every day. Recently when Bhavish posted a video to wish Diwali, Kunal Kamra reacted to it and wrote that show the footage of the service station also.

The troubles of Ola Electric are not showing any signs of stopping, these troubles had increased even more when the Central Consumer Protection Authority had issued a notice to the company regarding the complaints received regarding the services of Ola scooters. After which Ola Electric claimed to resolve 99.1 percent of the complaints.

After this controversy escalated, Ola Electric's stock fell below the IPO price of Rs 76 per share for the first time on Tuesday. However, even on the day of Diwali, there was a rise of 1.32 percent in the stock of this company and it closed at Rs 80.88.

(with agency input)

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