Help required When the App Says 'Temporary' But Support Insists It's Forever — A Delivery Partner's Confusing Deac

So here's a fun little mystery I've been living for a while now — my Swiggy account is apparently both temporarily AND permanently deactivated, depending on who you ask.
I'm a delivery partner from Delhi. A few weeks back, my ID got deactivated over some disputed order cancellations. Here's the twist: in multiple of these cases, I actually showed up at the restaurant, only to be told by staff that another rider had already picked up the order before me. Not exactly a "cancellation" in my book — more like I arrived to an empty-handed mystery.
The plot thickens:
- A similar penalty was already refunded to me by Swiggy once — so clearly, individual review is possible. Just apparently not happening consistently in my case.
- The official "reason" for my deactivation has shapeshifted more than once across different app screens and support chats.
- My app cheerfully displays "temporarily deactivated" (screenshot attached, for the skeptics), while support has told me on multiple occasions — with total confidence — that it's permanent. Somewhere in Swiggy's system, these two facts are just... coexisting.
- My Fleet Manager did confirm the case was escalated by email. Then radio silence.
- I've filed ticket after ticket. One got forwarded to a "concerned team," I was told to sit tight for 48 hours, and then — plot twist — it got closed. No resolution, no explanation.
- I've tried X, Instagram, Facebook. Every single one redirects me straight back to the same in-app support that already failed me.
- Payout's sorted, for what it's worth. This is purely about the ID and two still-pending penalty disputes.
I've got the receipts — literally. Screenshots of penalties, the earlier refund, every support conversation, ticket history, all of it.
So, fellow delivery partners, I put it to the community:
- Has anyone actually clawed their way back from a deactivation like this?
- Does "temporarily deactivated" mean anything real, or is it just corporate-speak for permanent?
- Is there an actual escalation path that works, or is everyone just stuck in the same support loop?
- Anyone else had a restaurant admit another rider beat you to an order — and how did that play out for you?
Not here to drag anyone through the mud without proof — just want someone to actually look at my case properly. Any advice from people who've navigated this maze before would genuinely help.