A delegation of Delhi Autorickshaw Sangh and Delhi Pradesh Taxi Union met transport joint commissioner Anand Tiwari and sought action against these taxi operators.
"Taxis run by app-based operators do not follow traffic rules. There are several such operators which have recently been banned by the government, but despite that they are doing their business," Rajendra Soni, general secretary of Delhi Pradesh Taxi Union, said.
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"We have given memorandum to transport commissioner Gitanjali Gupta in favour of our demands and demanded to ban all the app-based taxi operators," he said.
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