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Maharashtra Cyber writes to Google, Apple; asks to remove apps offering bike taxi services

According to officials, the notices were issued after a complaint by Maharashtra Transport Minister Pratap Sarnaik, who stated that bike taxi operations run through these platforms are illegal under the Motor Vehicles Act

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The action follows the reported death of a woman allegedly linked to one such bike taxi service. Representational Pic

The action follows the reported death of a woman allegedly linked to one such bike taxi service. Representational Pic

Maharashtra Cyber has issued legal notices to Google and Apple, demanding the immediate removal of ride-hailing apps Ola, Uber and Rapido from their app stores over alleged illegal bike taxi operations in state.

The action follows the reported death of a woman allegedly linked to one such bike taxi service.

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