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Jaipur-based poet accuses Mumbai police, Uber cab driver of harassment
Updated On: 07 February, 2020 07:15 AM IST | Mumbai | Diwakar Sharma
After taking a passenger to the police station for speaking about CAA on phone', cabbie tells him: 'Be glad I took you to the station and not elsewhere'

Bappadittya Sarkar at Mumbai Bagh
A Jaipur-based poet, Bappadittya Sarkar, in the city to attend a programme at Kala Ghoda Arts Festival, has accused the Mumbai police and an Uber cab driver of harassing him over a phone conversation about anti-CAA protests on Wednesday night. He claims the Uber driver drove him straight to the police station after overhearing his side of the phone conversation on the protests.
I booked a cab from Silver Beach, Juhu, on Wednesday around 10.45 pm to go to Kurla, where I am staying. While in the cab, I was speaking to a friend on phone about protest cultures in different cities, Shaheen Bagh, people's discomfort with Laal Salaam and how we could make Jaipur's protests more effective," Sarkar told mid-day.


