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Uber driver: He said country will burn, how can I tolerate it?
Updated On: 08 February, 2020 06:59 AM IST | Mumbai | Diwakar Sharma
Uber cabbie who called the cops on Bappadittya Sarkar defends action and tells mid-day he has submitted the 'objectionable' recording to Anti-Terrorism Cell

Uber driver Rohit Singh
Claiming he did his job as an alert citizen, Uber driver Rohit Singh Gaur, who reported Jaipur-based poet Bappadittya Sarkar to Santacruz police, for his alleged 'ab toh desh jalne wala hai' remark, handed over the audio recording of Sarkar's phone conversation to the Anti-Terrorism Cell (ATC) for further investigation.
Speaking to mid-day, Gaur said, "I am a part-time Uber driver and I usually drive in the evenings. I got the booking at Silver Beach around 10.15 pm and picked up Sarkar from there. I was driving towards Kurla when he started talking on the phone and discussing something related to the ongoing Shaheen Bagh protest. So, initially, I thought he was returning from one such protest, but wasn't suspicious of the way he was dressed."

