In a recent incident in India, bouncers were seen at an Ola Electric service centre, sparking a fresh controversy.

The incident took place at  Ola Electric Service Centre in India and the video went viral on October 20.

Visuals showed the chaotic service centre, filled with unserviced Ola Electric scooters. Bouncers were stationed inside the centre, reporting confrontations involving customers, including women.

According to reports, stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra renewed his criticism of Ola and its founder Bhavish Aggarwal. This followed a viral post by X user RJ Kashyap, who claimed to have witnessed multiple bouncers at his local service centre. Kashyap’s post described how the bouncers were arguing with customers, questioning the quality of service provided by Ola. Kamra, who had previously criticized the company over its unserviced scooters, quickly responded, reigniting his ongoing feud with Aggarwal.

The spat first began when Kamra mocked Ola’s gigafactory, sharing a photo of numerous unserviced scooters. Aggarwal retaliated by calling Kamra a “failed comedian” and dismissing his remarks as a “paid post.” The exchange drew further attention, with Harsh Goenka humorously chiming in about his own use of an Ola scooter for short distances.