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The Delhi High Court on Friday heard driver unions argue an order barring them from holding up cab-hailing businesses Uber and Ola. The order trailed in the wake of strikes and protests against policies of Ola-Uber apps in National Capital Region or NCR. On Friday, that order just got extended till February 28, the next date of hearing, in a huge relief to the companies.
Uber and Ola had moved high court earlier in the week, which restrained unions from stopping the firms' vehicles.
In Friday's hearing, Uber lawyer Rajiv Nayyar highlighted "lack of regard for previous orders" and "continuing passenger harassment
