India, May 21 -- Delhi-NCR's transport network witnessed major disruption as more than 68 transport unions launched a three-day "chakka jam" from May 21 to May 23 wile the protest, led by the All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC) and backed by the Chalak Shakti Union, has brought attention to the mounting financial strain faced by cab drivers, auto-rickshaw operators and commercial vehicle owners while commuters battled long queues and delayed rides, drivers argued that soaring fuel costs and stagnant fares have pushed the sector toward a breaking point.

Why are Transport Unions Calling the 'Chakka Jam'?

Transport unions say the agitation is a response to years of economic pressure that has worsened in recent months while drivers c...