Delhi govt asks IT ministry to block Uber, Ola mobile apps: official


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 25 Mar 2015

MORE TROUBLE: Delhi transport officials asked US cab company Uber and its Indian rival Ola to cease operations if they want their applications of radio taxi licence to operate in the city to be processed, letters seen by Reuters showed.

NEW DELHI: The Delhi government asked union Information Technology ministry to block the taxi-hailing apps of US-based Uber and its local rival Ola in the city in a bid to enforce a ban on the companies' services. 

India in December ordered all unregistered web-based taxi companies to halt operations until they obtain an operating licence after a driver contracted with Uber was accused of rape. 

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