Delhi: AAP wants ban on unlicensed app-based taxi services

The AAP Sunday demanded a “complete ban on unlicensed app-based taxi services”.

The AAP Sunday demanded a “complete ban on unlicensed app-based taxi services” till cab aggregators agree to comply with safety standards and regulations.

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“Repeated incidents of sexual assault on women passengers by drivers registered with Ola and Uber make it clear that these aggregators are still not following rules before registering drivers,” read a statement by AAP. “Ola and Uber… are not ready to share data of drivers and vehicles, nor are they serious about checking the documents and antecedents of the drivers,”it added.

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Centre agrees to declare Punjab ‘severely flooded’, enhanced funds on the cards

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The Centre on Thursday approved a proposal by the Punjab government to declare the state “severely flooded”, it has been learnt. This came on a day Union Ministers Jitendra Singh and Jitin Prasada visited flood-hit areas in Pathankot and Gurdaspur, and assessed the damage due to the floods.

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