"This logout campaign as it seems now, is driven by Rahul Singh, along with participation of a few large restaurant owners, to use the NRAI (National Restaurants Association of India) platform to sabotage aggregators and benefit themselves on a democratised platform like Zomato,” Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal wrote in a three-point tweet. Taking a dig at NRAI President and The Beer Café founder Rahul Singh, Goyal called him out on the beer chain’s own “Gold” programme, saying that Singh wasn’t “against deep discounts, as these discounts [were] being offered on his own brand, on his own app”. “This is not about aggregators vs restaurants; this is about the small restaurant owner vs the large restaurant owner — and we are being painted as bullies,” Goyal added. https://twitter.com/deepigoyal/status/1164492698142695425 The Beer Café’s Gold Plan seems to have been halted According to the screenshots shared by Goyal in his tweet, The Beer Café offers an annual package worth Rs 999 which provides unlimited claims/redemptions on 1+1 offers either on food or beverages. However, when we downloaded The Beer Café’s app, we couldn’t spot the programme on it. Goyal’s tweet had highlighted an option called ‘Beerocrat’ on the app, but we couldn’t spot that option. [caption id="attachment_204321" align="aligncenter" width="315"] The 'Beerocrat' option was missing[/caption] We did, however, find Beerocrat's login page on the internet; but, couldn’t register as new users, since we couldn’t click on the ‘Register Now’ option. [caption id="attachment_204322" align="aligncenter" width="315"] We couldn't click the 'Register Now' option[/caption] Zomato’s proposed changed to…
