“What kind of mafia …”: Internet users scream on the cabin, car chaos in Bangaluru; Leave users divided

A social media user recently moved to X (previously Twitter) to share his chaotic experience in trying to book a trip in Bangalore. The user claimed that he was trying to book a taxi or automatic over the past thirty minutes through applicable horse riding services such as OLA and Uber.

He also called on the state government to ban taxis for bicycles, which is the savior of passengers in the famous traffic in Bangalore. Moreover, there are also ongoing tensions between drivers’ unions and applications based on applications.

“Bangalore is a divorced city for a city. I have been trying to book a taxi or a car for a car for the last thirty minutes – nothing. Now these unions decided to ban Uber and not also. First, they banned taxis, and now this is that there is any kind of honesty strikes, there could be no kind of guarantor. The user wrote and moved to a city already working.”

Virus user post went at any time, leaving Internet users divided. While some people rushed to defend Bangaluru, others sympathized with the experience of the original poster.

“Leave his brothers, no one asks you to stay, we are well in our condition, and she has excellent public transportation with the metro, I agree that he is a little crowded but good,” one of the users commented.

One of the second users wrote: “I echo this pain! I was struggling a lot … within a second of a riding request, options for advice appear. Now there is no taxi/automatic that accepts the ride without that.”

One of the third users said: “The pure city is Ko Ghali Din, so that it is now forbidden.” Another user said: “Reserving a taxi. I got the enlightenment instead. Welcome to Bangalore,” another user said.

Another user wrote: “Growth on Twitter can be very easy, only you need to shit over Bangalore. Bangalore is performed, the best weather and the most sweet people (except for a few) and technology is amazing. But it is still not enough because everyone comes here.”

After the reverse reaction in his position, the original poster explained: “People, sorry, it is not Bangalore, a nice Bangalore. It is the stupid, stupid government that governs this city since all these years.”