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Zomato leaves job delivery in protest against China
A delivery boy named Dipankar Kanjilal who joined the protesters said that zomato’s agreement is with China’s company Alibaba, today we have left Jomato’s job and hope that people will boycott this company too.
- Jomato quit job in protest against China
- Delivery Boys boycott Zomato
- Strong opposition to Chinese investment in Zomato
After the betrayal of China in Ladakh, opposition to Chinese goods and Chinese investment is increasing in India. Meanwhile, a group of delivery boys working at Jomato, an app based food delivery company in Kolkata, has decided to resign from the company collectively. A Chinese company has a large capital investment in Zomato. The delivery boys working in the company are opposing Chinese investment in Zomato.
Delivery Boys lit Jomato’s T-shirt
Appealing to boycott Zomato, about a dozen Zomato staff burned the company’s T-shirt. These boys working in Jomato gathered in front of Behala Police Station in South Kolkata and burnt Jomato’s T-shirt. With the tricolor in his hands, these staff of Jomato were raising slogans of ‘Chinese agent Jomato Quit India’.
A delivery boy named Dipankar Kanjilal, who joined the protesters, said that Jomato’s agreement is with the Chinese company Alibaba, today we have left Jomato’s job and hope that people will boycott the company too. ”
Ready to starve …
When asked by the staff of Jomato how their livelihood will be run after leaving the company, they said that they are ready to stay hungry, but will not work with those who put a bad eye on the country.
China is targeting our soldiers
A delivery agent said, “The Chinese are using our money to target our soldiers, if our soldiers are not safe, then how will we be safe. That is why we are boycotting Jomato.” The agent said that 50 to 60 of our people have removed the Zomato app from their phones as well.
Large Chinese capital investment in Zomats
Explain that Zomato is a food delivery startup company. Its headquarters is in Gurugram, Haryana. In the year 2008, this company was founded by two businessmen named Pankaj Chadha and Deepender Goyal.
According to the report, Ant Financial, a subsidiary of China’s e-commerce company Alibaba, bought a 14.7 percent stake in Zomato in 2018. For this, the company has invested $ 210 million in Zomato.