GOVT Uber gives 15 days to respond to pre -riding tips; Rabdo may face a similar probe

The center issued a notification to the Uber riding platform, giving it 15 days to respond to the issue of gathering advice in advance to secure a trip. Business sources today said that a similar initial investigation may be started against Rapido if similar behavior is found.

“Prior progress creates an unfair bias in providing services and is examined as a potential treatment for consumer rights,” said one of the senior BT TV officials, adding that the government is reviewing the applications models to ensure the protection of the consumer interest: “Preparation creates an unfair bias in providing services and is examined as a possible treatment for consumer rights,” adding that the government is reviewing the application models based on the application to ensure the protection of the consumer’s interest.

The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) issued a notice of Uber for the “Advanced advice” feature, which allows users to pay advice to drivers before the reservation. Uber displays the “Advanced advice” mentor in the reservation process to demand users to specify a bonus amount before starting the trip.

After issuing a notice to Uber, it is now possible that the government will turn its attention to Rapido due to allegations similar to asking for advice to secure horse riding.

Government sources told BTTV that an initial investigation can be started against Rabdo if it was found that it is indulged in similar practices. The source added: “We may also look at more passenger companies.”

In a publication on X, the Union’s Minister of Consumer Affairs, Borldad Goesh, expressed his concern about this practice, saying that forcing users or encouraging them to pay advice in advance for service the fastest immoral and exploitative matter. Joshi emphasized that advice should be given as a symbol of appreciation, not as a condition of service. These procedures are unfair commercial practices according to CCPA.

“With this, I asked CCPA to look at, and today, CCPA issued a notice to Uber in this regard, as they asked for an explanation from the statute. Transparency, transparency and accountability must be supported in all customer interactions.”

The Joshi post included a screenshot of the Uber application that displays the option of advanced transformation with the message, “Adding advice may increase the chances of a driver who accepts this flight.”