On Wednesday morning, about forty women gig workers from Urban Company protested in Sector 60, Noida, India, advocating for basic rights and dignity at work. Unlike other workers in the city demanding higher wages, these women focused on securing fixed working hours and access to essential facilities like drinking water and toilets. Neha Devi, a 25-year-old worker, emphasized that they are not asking for increased salaries but for better working conditions, as they often work up to 11 hours a day despite government norms prescribing an eight-hour workday. The women reported facing penalties for minor lateness and fluctuating earnings based on customer ratings, with some experiencing significant deductions for absences. The protest was abruptly ended by police, who escorted the women away, attributing the gathering to a misleading message circulating among workers. Queries sent to Urban Company regarding the situation went unanswered.