A shocking incident has come to light from Kalaburagi, Karnataka. Here a customer set fire to OLA’s showroom. The reason for this was that he had bought an OLA e-bike. When the bike broke down, he kept visiting the showroom but was not being helped. Angered by this, the person set the showroom on fire.
According to the information, 26-year-old Mohammad Nadeen, a mechanic by profession, bought an e-bike a month ago. However, just 1-2 days after buying the e-bike, the battery and sound system of the vehicle started having technical problems. He was making rounds of the showrooms to get his vehicle repaired, but no one was listening to him.
The accused kept requesting the showroom staff to get his bike fixed. But the staff were neither listening to his complaints nor were they fixing his bike. After a heated argument with the customer support officers, he poured petrol and set the showroom on fire yesterday morning.
According to the police, Mohammad Nadeem had a heated argument with the customer support officers at the showroom on Tuesday and set the showroom on fire by pouring petrol. 6 vehicles and computer systems were burnt to ashes in the fire. The loss in the incident is around Rs 8.5 lakh. The police have registered a case and arrested the accused. According to the police, Nadeem had bought an e-scooter for Rs 1.4 lakh a month ago.
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