Arman Ali

I had a terrible experience today with an @Olacabs auto. I booked a ride from Brookfield to Kormangala with a stop at Mahadevpura. The app quoted ₹292, but when I reached my destination, the driver demanded ₹455. He insisted the app was wrong and threatened to hold me until I paid the higher amount. He became aggressive, shouting and using abusive language. I called the police and recorded the incident. When the cops arrived, they spoke in Kannada with the driver, who changed his story and claimed he was using the meter. The police then asked me to pay the amount but I denied then they politely asked me to pay ₹350 saying that he is poor and asked me to delete the recording too. The driver continued to threaten me in front of them that he won't leave me if I don't delete the pics or the clip as he knows my office address now and where he picked me from. And the cops still let him go after I complied, telling me to call them if anything else happens. I'm deeply disappointed. Is this how things work? Drivers threatening passengers in front of the police, with no real action taken? Does not speaking Kannada mean I don't belong here? Also, Ola's support seems ineffective, as there is no support at all.

Getting harassed if we take @Uber_India bikes or Auto, instead of the regular rickshaw. This happened to me in Indiranagar Metro station @BangaloreMirror @BlrCityPolice @blrcitytraffic @TOIBengaluru @TodayBangalore @THBengaluru @Uber_Support @UberIN_Support @Uber_BLR @tdkarnataka

@Nimmabhaskar22 As usual bad. Need to depend on Autos who charge outrageously. Can't walk long (or even short) distances due to the fear of stray dogs, lack of streetlights and fear of being robbed