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After Karnataka, Delhi to ban shared cab services of Ola, Uber

According to government officials, these services violate contract carriage permit conditions

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BS Web Team New Delhi
In yet another trouble for app-based cab-aggregators like Uber and its home-grown rival Ola, the Delhi government is reported to be planning to follow in the footsteps of Karnataka in banning the car-sharing services of these companies. The latest issue, allegedly over violation of a key permit, is expected to add to the troubles of companies like Uber and Ola, which have been making headlines for a while now -- not always for the right reasons.

On January 30, 2017, the Karnataka government had banned cab-sharing services provided by Ola and Uber. According to a report in the 

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