It all started with Kamra posting on X, an image of an Ola dealership with a large number of Ola scooters standing on its front gathering dust, presumably waiting to be serviced.

“Do indian consumers have a voice? Do they deserve this?,” Kamra wrote. “Two wheelers are many daily wage workers lifeline,” he wrote, potentially referring to the fact that many gig workers use scooters for their jobs.

Kamra went on to tag Minister of Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari, asking him, “is this how Indians will get to using EV’s?”

He also tagged the Department of Consumer Affairs in his post, asking “any word?”

Furthermore, he invited anyone who has had issues with OLA electric to comment and their story below the post.

Bhavish Aggarwal responded to Kamra’s post by accusing his tweet as having been a paid one. “Since you care so much @kunalkamra88, come and help us out! I’ll even pay more than you earned for this paid tweet or from your failed comedy career,” he wrote.

“Or else sit quiet and let us focus on fixing the issues for the real customers,” Aggarwal wrote.

“We’re expanding service network fast and backlogs will be cleared soon,” he added.