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Delhi Court to pass order on July 29 in fare plea against Ola, Uber

Ola & Uber are accused of allegedly not adhering to fares rules & not operating by meters

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Press Trust of India New Delhi
A Delhi court on Wednesday reserved its order on a plea seeking prosecution of app-based cab service providers, including Ola and Uber, for allegedly not adhering to rules to raise fares.

Metropolitan Magistrate Abhilash Malhotra said he would pronounce on July 29, the order on the complaint by an NGO seeking summoning of the firms as accused.

"Arguments on the point of summoning heard. Put up for order on July 29," the magistrate said.

The court had earlier treated "dismissed as withdrawn" an application filed by the same NGO seeking lodging of FIR against three app-based cab service providers, Ola, Uber and 'Taxi

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