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Delivery or ride app blocked my ID, cut my pay, or I was hurt on the job
Gig workers are now recognised in law, and some states protect you from blocking without reason. Proof of your trips and payouts is everything.
Answer a few questions and get your list →What the law says
The Code on Social Security, 2020 (in force from 21 November 2025) recognises gig and platform workers and provides for registration on e-Shram. Rajasthan, Karnataka and some other states have their own gig-worker laws with welfare boards and, in Karnataka, protection against arbitrary deactivation.
General information, not legal advice.
Papers that usually help
- Partner ID, profile screenshots and onboarding agreement
Basic proof. - Trip/order history and payout statements
Shows unpaid amounts. - The blocking message and any reason given
Needed to challenge it. - Your support tickets and replies
Shows the platform had a chance to fix it. - Medical records, FIR (if road accident), and the order you were on
Needed for insurance and compensation. - Register on e-Shram
Opens social security schemes for platform workers.
Questions Saboot will ask you
- What happened?
- Which state do you work in?
- Are you registered on e-Shram?
Sources
- Ministry of Labour and Employment (official site) — Code on Social Security, 2020 in force from 21 Nov 2025
- e-Shram portal
Common situations
- Delivery app blocked my ID without reason
- Ride app not paying my earnings
- Injured during a delivery
- Gig worker in Karnataka or Rajasthan — welfare board
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