Government plans to launch a taxi service to help drivers like Ola, Uber, and Sahkar Taxi Scheme

Sahkar Taxi Scheme: In December 2024, a complaint was received against Ola, and Uber for charging different fares from iPhone and Android users. After this, the government has prepared to start the Sahkar Taxi Scheme. Home Minister Amit Shah gave information about this scheme in the Lok Sabha.

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Government plans to launch a taxi service to help drivers like Ola, Uber, and Sahkar Taxi Scheme
Government plans to launch a taxi service to help drivers like Ola, Uber, and Sahkar Taxi Scheme

The government is now going to launch taxi services like Ola and Uber. The government is going to launch the Sahkar Taxi Scheme in order to ease the drivers' problems, according to a statement made in Parliament by Union Home Minister Amit Shah. According to it, the cooperative societies will be able to register two-wheelers, taxis, rickshaws, and four-wheelers.

Giving details about the scheme in the Lok Sabha, Home Minister Amit Shah said that the central government is working on the mission of prosperity with the assistance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It is not a slogan. The Ministry of Cooperation has worked for the last three and a half years to implement it at the ground level. There is going to be a massive cooperative taxi service on a big scale in the coming months. Drivers are going to benefit directly from it.

In December 2024, the government received a complaint that cab companies, especially 'Uber' and 'Ola', were charging different fares from customers using iPhones and Android phones. After this, the Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) issued notices to both companies.

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