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News18
4 hours ago
- Business
- News18
Ola Rider's Reckless Driving Fractures Woman's Arm; Platform Called Out For ‘Delays, Vague Responses'
Last Updated: Ola responded to the post, stating, 'We want to ensure that this matter is properly addressed, and we empathise with how distressing it may have been for you." Ride-hailing platform Ola is facing mounting criticism after a Noida-based woman, Siddhi Vijayvargia, allegedly suffered a serious injury due to the negligence of an Ola Bike rider. The incident, which took place on April 22, left her with a major fracture in her left arm, requiring multiple surgeries and over ₹3 lakh in medical expenses. The story came to light through a viral LinkedIn post by her colleague Pratyush Singh, a Senior Brand Manager at DigiWhistle. In the post, Singh shared photos from the hospital and a screenshot of the ride Siddhi had booked. 'My colleague Siddhi Vijayvargia recently went through something no one should. She met with a serious accident while riding an Ola Bike, due to negligent driving by the rider. The result — a major fracture in her left arm, multiple surgeries, and over ₹3 lakh in medical expenses," he wrote. Singh alleged that despite initially promising assistance, Ola failed to offer real support, leaving Siddhi to face delays, vague responses, and a lack of accountability. 'The reality has been delays, ignorance, and vague responses. It's been months. No concrete help, no empathy, and certainly no accountability," he said, while tagging Ola and its CEO Bhavish Aggarwal. 'When someone places trust in your platform, the least you can do is stand by them when things go wrong," he added. He also emphasized that the issue isn't just about reimbursement, but about basic decency and corporate responsibility. 'Siddhi didn't ask for this trauma. She didn't expect her life to come to a halt. And now she's forced to fight for what should've been automatically extended to her — support, care, and rightful reimbursement." Ola responded to the post, stating, 'We want to ensure that this matter is properly addressed, and we empathise with how distressing it may have been for you. We are actively working on the details you have provided and will connect with you at the earliest. Your patience is deeply appreciated." However, Singh remained unconvinced. 'Appreciate the response, but this issue has already been delayed far too long. We hope this isn't just another template reply, but a sign that Ola will finally take real, prompt action," he wrote in response. The incident has since sparked a broader conversation online around safety, accountability, and how platforms respond when their services go wrong. For many, Siddhi's story serves as a reminder of the urgent need for transparent grievance redressal and rider accountability in app-based mobility services.


India Today
20 hours ago
- Business
- India Today
Woman claims Ola delayed surgery compensation after accident due to rash rider
A Noida-based woman claimed that Ola delayed compensation for the surgeries she had to undergo after an accident caused by an Ola Bike rider's mistake, which left her left arm a now-viral post on LinkedIn, her colleague Pratyush Singh shared a detailed account of the series of events. He attached a hospital photo of his colleague, Siddhi Vijayvargia, along with a screenshot of the ride she had booked on the day of the accident, April 22. advertisementSingh said, 'My colleague Siddhi Vijayvargia recently went through something no one should. She met with a serious accident while riding an Ola Bike, due to negligent driving by the rider. The result - a major fracture in her left arm, multiple surgeries, and over Rs 3 lakh in medical expenses.' He claimed that Ola, despite promising assistance, failed to act. 'The reality has been delays, ignorance, and vague responses. It's been months. No concrete help, no empathy, and certainly no accountability,' he further called out the company, tagging Ola and its CEO, Bhavish Aggarwal, questioning the lack of support and responsibility. This isn't just about money. When someone places trust in your platform, the least you can do is stand by them when things go wrong,' he added that Siddhi, who never expected her life to be derailed this way, has now been left to fight for the basics: support, clarity, and reimbursement.'Siddhi didn't ask for this trauma. She didn't expect her life to come to a halt. And now she's forced to fight for what should've been automatically extended to her,' he said. Take a look at the post here: Reacting to the viral post, Ola claimed the issue had been resolved. The company wrote, 'We want to ensure that this matter is properly addressed, and we empathise with how distressing it may have been for you. We are actively working on the details you have provided and will connect with you at the earliest.'However, Singh wasn't entirely convinced. He said, 'Appreciate the response, but this issue has already been delayed far too long. We hope this isn't just another template reply, but a sign that Ola will finally take real, prompt action.'Siddhi Vijayvargia's story has now become a point of conversation online, not just about platform accountability but also about how companies handle consumer grievances when things go terribly wrong.


Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Aa Okkati Adakku OTT Release Date: When and where to watch Allari Naresh & Faria Abdullah's Telugu rom-com film
Aa Okkati Adakku OTT Release Date: Back in 2024, Allari Naresh and Faria Abdullah headlined this Telugu romantic comedy, which is finally gearing up for its digital debut in India. The film was briefly available for overseas audiences on Prime Video before its rights expired. Now, OTT lovers are in for a treat. Aa Okkati Adakku will be streaming on ETV Win starting June 12, 2025. Aa Okkati Adakku's cast and crew Directed by Malli Ankam, the movie is produced by Rajiv Chilaka and co-produced with Bharath Laxmipati under Chilaka Productions. Other than the lead duo, Aa Okkati Adakku also stars Jamie Lever, Ravi Krishna, Vennela Kishore, Harsha Chemudu, Hari Teja, Ajay, Anish Kuruvilla, Raghu Babu, Raja Chembolu, Praveen, Goparaju Ramana and Rajiv Kanakala among others. Aa Okkati Adakku's plot overview Aa Okkati Adakku follows Ganapati, also known as Gana, a sincere government employee in his 30s who is under mounting pressure from his family and society to get married. Still single despite repeated attempts, he turns to a matrimonial agency called Happy Matrimony. There, he meets Siddhi, a confident and independent woman who isn't immediately interested in settling down. While Gana begins to fall for her, Siddhi's indecision and interest in exploring other options create emotional friction and confusion. As Gana's search continues, he uncovers the dark underbelly of the matrimonial business. The agency he trusted is involved in scams, creating fake profiles, misleading clients, and exploiting people's desperation to marry. The film shifts from lighthearted romance to social drama, as Gana fights to expose the fraud while confronting his own beliefs about marriage. In the end, he takes control of his journey, choosing to pursue love and happiness on his own terms rather than bow to societal pressure. Excited to watch Aa Okkati Adakku on OTT? Drop your thoughts @indiatimes.


Time of India
05-05-2025
- Health
- Time of India
Nagpur Student Overcomes Medical Challenge to Excel in Class 12 Boards
Nagpur: Siddhi Swami Janagama , a commerce student from Nagpur, displayed remarkable courage and determination by scoring 69% in HSC exams, despite battling a rare neurological disorder . She also secured distinctions in two subjects — Organisation of Commerce and Management (OCM) and Information Technology (IT). Earlier this year, Siddhi was diagnosed with Acute Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyradiculoneuropathy (AIDP), a rare condition that severely impacted her ability to walk, hold objects, or write. She was admitted to the Government Medical College (GMC) and underwent intensive care and neurological evaluation from November to January. Despite her deteriorating health, Siddhi remained determined to appear for her board exams. Acknowledging her condition, the school arranged a writer for Siddhi and extended continuous moral support. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Website Builder — Create a Website in Minutes — Shopify Shopify Get Offer Undo "One injection used to cost ₹25,000–30,000. We couldn't afford the treatment. Just when we were about to lose hope, help started pouring in. People who knew us stepped forward to support us," her father, who works at a temple, said. He added that his wife, who works as a cook, received immense support from her colleagues. "We got tremendous support from Siddhi's teachers and neighbours during the difficult time," he added. With dreams of becoming a banker, Siddhi's story is one of perseverance , community support, and unshakable willpower.