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Auto, taxi driver unions call off strike in Delhi, give Centre a 25-day ultimatum - Unions have warned that if the demands of auto/taxi drivers are not met within the next 25 days, they will cut Delhi`s food supply chain.

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Auto, cab drivers in Delhi go on 2-day strike to protest fuel price hike - The strike has not been called off despite assurance from the Delhi government to resolve their issues.

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Various unions of auto, taxi and mini-bus drivers decided to go on strike on Monday. They are likely to hold protests over rising fuel and CNG prices.

Petrol and diesel prices have increased by Rs 10 per litre between March 22 and April 6, while the CNG price has risen by Rs 15.6 per kg in less than six weeks.

The unions are demanding a subsidy on CNG.

In a tweet, Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot said that the Kejriwal government understands the concerns of the auto and taxi unions in the city, , auto, Taxi strike, auto strike

CNG price hike: Delhis auto-taxi drivers to go on strike from April 18 - Delhi Auto Rickshaw Association has demanded from Delhi government that subsidy of up to Rs 35 per kg on CNG should be given to auto and taxi drivers.

Telangana Auto Drivers JAC has declared an indefinite Auto Bandh in the city beginning April 11 in protest of the Central Government's orders to collect Rs 50 penalty per day demanding settlement of Auto Fitness Renewal and other reasonable complaints of auto drivers. The JAC also slammed the Central Government for raising the cost of LPG per litre from Rs 65.96 paise to Rs