The news article accurately reports that Sanjeev Bikhchandani, founder of Info Edge, publicly supported Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal amidst an ongoing debate concerning the gig economy. Bikhchandani notably used the phrase "Aam Aadmi my foot" while making an apparent dig at Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MP Raghav Chadha, without directly naming him. The core of the debate centers on the conditions and fairness for gig workers in India. Deepinder Goyal had previously posted on X (formerly Twitter), arguing that the gig economy primarily exposes existing systemic inequality by making the working class visible to the consuming class, rather than creating new disparities. He contended that the discomfort surrounding gig work stems from this direct confrontation with inequality. Conversely, Raghav Chadha had engaged with striking gig workers on New Year's Eve, advocating for better pay, improved working conditions, and social security. Chadha highlighted that these platforms succeed due to human labour and sweat, not just algorithms, and stressed the need to treat riders as human beings, not disposable data points. In response to Bikhchandani's criticism regarding his lifestyle, Chadha asserted his right to champion the cause of those less fortunate, stating his life is transparent and urging focus on improving gig workers' lifestyles. This exchange has been widely covered by credible Indian news outlets such as Mint, ANI News, ET Now, and The Economic Times, corroborating the factual claims presented in the NDTV Profit article. The debate underscores significant concerns about worker welfare, regulatory frameworks, and the socio-economic impact of the rapidly expanding gig economy in India. The government has also reportedly intervened, asking quick commerce platforms to drop rigid '10-minute delivery' timelines, a key point of contention for worker safety.