In a previous interview with Outlook Business, Tanveer Pasha, President, Ola Uber Drivers’ and Owners’ Association, had said, “Initially, a Rs 3,000 incentive was promised at the completion of 10 trips. So, a driver would earn about Rs 4,000-5,000 in a day. Then, the company came up with a minimum business guarantee scheme by which a driver was promised a specific sum after the completion of fixed hours of trips. This scheme was then tweaked by putting a fixed number of trips that had to be completed and the company said it would pay 'X' amount if the drivers could not generate it. Then they came up with absolutely next-to-impossible plans like completing 20 trips in a city like Bengaluru to earn Rs 3,000. When they managed to capture almost the whole of the market, they said they would no longer pay incentives.”