AAP MP Raghav Chadha Demands Ban On 10-Min Deliveries

The article covers AAP MP Raghav Chadha’s plea in Parliament urging a nationwide ban on 10-minute quick-commerce deliveries, citing concerns over road safety, exploitation of delivery partners, and unrealistic corporate targets. He argues that the rapid-delivery model places riders under extreme pressure, increasing the risk of accidents and creating unsafe working conditions. The discussion also touches upon larger questions around the quick-commerce business model, its regulatory oversight, and the need for labour protections in the gig-economy. Chadha’s intervention adds political momentum to an ongoing debate about whether hyper-fast delivery timelines are sustainable or socially responsible. The article also notes that several major platforms have adopted aggressive delivery-time guarantees to gain market share, raising questions about ethical business practices. While there is no current regulatory ban, the statement may prompt future policy discussions by lawmakers and regulators.