Kunal Kamra Says “Looking Forward to Joining” Ola Electric

Kunal Kamra, after asking those who managed to get their Ola vehicle serviced to be employed under the government’s “Agni-Veer” scheme, has now showed interest in joining the company

Outlook Start-Up Desk

Updated on: 29 October 2024 9:18 am

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Comedian Kunal Kamra accepted the offer to work with Ola Electric in a post on social media platform X on Monday. Kamra, taking a jibe at the EV maker, said that after being tagged in thousands of customer complaints, he already feels like an “Ola employee”. In the same post, the comedian added that he “looks forward to joining” Ola.

“I have no choice but to accept @bhash’s offer to work with OLA...After being tagged thousands of times I anyway feel like I am an OLA employee. OLA can seal this collaboration by committing to the below action points and looking forward to joining,” said Kamra in a post on X.

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Kamra’s post wherein he showed interest in joining the company has come just a few days after he said in another post that anyone who has successfully managed to get their OLA electric vehicle serviced should be hired under the government’s Agniveer scheme.

“Breaking News – Youth Demands – Everyone who has successfully gotten an OLA EV serviced should be recruited under the Agni-Veer Scheme,” Kamra in an earlier post.

Kamra’s Continues Attacking Ola Electric...

The war of words that broke out between Kamra and Ola founder Bhavish Aggarwal has now stretched for weeks with issues regarding Ola service quality being the heart of the debate. Moreover, customers of the EV maker too took this as an opportunity to flag concerns regarding Ola electric vehicle. Kamra in an earlier post highlighted that issues with the company are a “public issue”.

“Why is OLA a public issue? 1) The company is fooling the public 2) The company is subsidised by public money 3) The company is publicly listed,” said Kamra.

Customers’ criticism has added more stress to the company, which is already struggling with low sales and mounting competition from TVS Motor and Bajaj Auto. Ola’s sales recorded its lowest in September with 23,965 vehicles sold. Company's market share has also come down from 50 per cent in April to 27 per cent in September.