Chandigarh, Sept. 9 -- Cab union president Amandeep Singh said their demands remained unmet despite the Chandigarh administration suspending the licences of two cab aggregators for six months, as the drivers' protest entered its 100th day.

Singh said the drivers' union had been pressing for insurance and other facilities promised under the rules framed for the aggregators. He said the drivers had been struggling for medical insurance for nearly a year and three months.

"Today is the 100th day of our sit-in protest, and it's the 16th day of our hunger strike. Our fight is not over, nor have our demands been met because neither has the 6 lakh medical insurance happened, nor the 10 lakh term insurance, nor have their offices opened in Chan...