The online X (formerly Twitter) feud between popular comedian Kunal Kamra and Ola and Krutrim founder that sparked a series of heated exchanges from both sides finally appears to have subsided. Kamra Vs Aggarwal The conflict between the two escalated over a period of almost two days,

Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal and comedian Kunal Kamra locked in a bitter online feud after Kamra raised concerns over the situation at the service centre of the company's electric scooters. Taking to social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter) on October 6,

Amid the online spat, Ola Electric Mobility's shares saw a significant decline on Monday. The Centre has also reportedly issued notice to the company following several customer service complains and allegations of breaching provisions of the Consumer Protection Act.

Bhavish Aggarwal feuds with comedian Kunal Kamra, customers call out Ola chief’s ‘rude, arrogant, ignorant’ posts

Tensions between Kunal Kamra and Aggarwal escalated after Kamra publicly criticised the company on X, pointing out what he described as insufficient service centres

The public spat has ignited debates online about how company leaders should handle criticism on public platforms and whether engaging in such disputes serves any real purpose

Kunal Kamra criticises Bhavish Aggarwal, CEO of Ola, over a stock decline and ongoing service issues. The public dispute raises concerns about the company’s customer care practices and operational efficiency.

NEW DELHI, (REUTERS) – Ola Electric’s shares tumbled 9% on October 7 after a public spat between the founder of India’s biggest e-scooter maker and a comedian revived questions over service at the SoftBank-backed company, whose sales are falling.

Ola Electric CEO Bhavish Aggarwal is facing backlash for his ‘crass’ language in a verbal spat with comedian Kunal Kamra.'

What happens when the head of a billion-dollar company gets into a public spat with a comedian? In the case of Bhavish Aggarwal, CEO of Ola Electric, it leads to a viral meme fest, criticism, and even a sharp dip in the company’s stock prices.

Kunal Kamra's remarks came after the shares of Ola Electric Mobility, the two-wheeler electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, dropped by 8% earlier today.