SynopsisThe court also extended to Uber the protection granted under its July 3 interim order, which restrained the state government from initiating coercive action against platforms covered under the Act. Uber has been given three weeks from July 28 to deposit the welfare fee with the court.The Karnataka High Court sought responses from the Centre and the state government on a writ petition filed by Uber India challenging the Karnataka Platform-Based Gig Workers (Social Security and Welfare) Act, 2025.The court also extended to Uber the protection granted under its July 3 interim order, which restrained the state government from initiating coercive action against platforms covered under the Act. Uber has been given three weeks fromNow Playing
Gig workers welfare law: Karnataka HC issues notice to centre, state; extends relief to Uber - The Economic Times
The court also extended to Uber the protection granted under its July 3 interim order, which restrained the state government from initiating coercive action against platforms covered under the Act. Uber has been given three weeks from July 28 to deposit the welfare fee with the court.
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