Ola's Bhavish Aggarwal breaks his long silence with a Diwali video; comedian Kunal Kamra responds, "Show us the service station!"

In his latest jab, Kunal Kamra has urged Bhavish Aggarwal to show footage of Ola service centers after the Ola CEO posted a video celebrating Diwali at a company showroom. Kamra has kept the spotlight on Ola’s after-sales service issues, following a heated exchange with Aggarwal over the brand's track record in addressing customer complaints. 

“Show us the service station,” Kamra quipped, a nod to the post that initially sparked their online feud. Last month, Kamra shared an image of Ola Electric scooters collecting dust at a dealership, presumably waiting for repairs, questioning why the company wasn’t addressing a reported 80,000 customer complaints per month. 

Aggarwal responded by accusing Kamra of being paid to tarnish Ola's reputation and challenged him to work at a service center for a day, a reaction that sparked considerable backlash. Many social media users criticized Aggarwal for his combative tone and his failure to respond to customer concerns directly.

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In his latest remark, Kunal Kamra challenged Bhavish Aggarwal to show footage of Ola service centers after the Ola CEO posted a video celebrating Diwali at a company showroom. Kamra is focusing on Ola’s after-sales service issues following a heated exchange with Aggarwal about the brand's track record in addressing customer complaints.

“Show us the service station,” Kamra quipped, referencing the post that initially sparked their online feud. Last month, Kamra shared an image of Ola Electric scooters collecting dust at a dealership, presumably waiting for repairs. He questioned why the company wasn’t addressing an estimated 80,000 customer complaints per month.

Aggarwal accused Kamra of being paid to damage Ola’s reputation and challenged him to work at a service center for a day. This reaction sparked significant backlash, with many social media users criticizing Aggarwal for his aggressive tone and his failure to address customer concerns directly.