Delhi Doctor Is ''Boycotting'' Uber After Getting Hurt In Accident: ''Unsafe To Travel With Them''
Dr Ruchika claimed that she met with an accident on Saturday during an Uber ride and vowed to boycott the company's services.
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Dr Ruchika claimed that she met with an accident on Saturday during an Uber ride and vowed to boycott the company's services.
As the incident gains attention, it raises questions about the safety measures in place for passengers and the responsibility of ride-sharing platforms to ensure the well-being of both drivers and users. Authorities and concerned citizens are calling for a thorough investigation and necessary actions to prevent such incidents in the future.
The Uber driver is watching a video on his mobile phone while driving the cab.
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