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Delhi govt likely to consider ban on web-based cab services

| | Dec 09, 2014, at 05:01 pm
New Delhi, Decd 9 (IBNS): After the arrest of an Uber cab driver for allegedly raping a passenger, the Delhi government is now mulling a ban on all cab services operating through web-based apps, media reports said.

According to sources, cab services like Ola, Taxi4Sure and TaxiPixi which operate through apps could also face a ban in the days to come.

Uber was banned on Monday after a driver it hired six months ago was arrested for allegedly raping a passenger on Friday.

The government on Monday night put out an official list of radio cab services that have license to operate in Delhi, sources said.

The list comprised names like Easy Cab, Mega Cab, Meru Cab, Chanson Cab, Yo Cab and Air Cab.

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