Drivers of app-based cab aggregators Ola and Uber began an indefinite strike at midnight on 18 March 2018, called by the Maharashtra Navnirman Vahatuk Sena, the transport wing of the Maharashtra Navnirman Sena, and supported in Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Pune. The drivers demanded assured monthly earnings of Rs 1.25 lakh, higher per-kilometre fares and restoration of incentive payments cut over the previous two years. Mumbai saw far fewer cabs and high surge fares, and some app-based vehicles plying in Kurla were vandalised. The Ola strike was called off on 21 March after discussions with the company and the Uber protest the next day.