Published 13:33 IST, January 16th 2020
Anand Ahuja follows Sonam Kapoor, hits out a strong post against popular taxi service
Sharing a post on social media, Sonam Kapoor informed that she had the scariest experience with a taxi service. Anand Ahuja now too has tweeted about the same.
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Sharing an alarming post on social media, Sonam Kapoor informed that she had the 'scariest experience' with a popular taxi service. Asserting that 'the best and safest' is to use local public transportation or cabs, she emphasized that she was 'completely shaken' by the experience, however, she refrained from divulging in further details. Now resharing Sonam Kapoor's post, the actress' husband pointing out alternatives stated that in London, one should 'walk, cycle, take a train or a black cab' as the taxi service is 'straight-up scary and unreliable' in the area.
Anand Ahuja hits out at popular taxi service
After the duo hit out similar posts, several concerned fans and netizens asked for details and also asked them to contact the police abroad if necessary.
What happened, sonam? As someone who takes cabs in London, it would be good to know!
— Priya Mulji (@PriyaMulji) January 15, 2020
Goodness! Black cab all the way.
— NV (@MumInWimbledon) January 15, 2020
@Uber_Support
— Asifuddin (@Akhamri) January 15, 2020
Uber should introduce panic button inside their App , which should alert Uber and Cops.... Come On Uber, lots of tech around.. make rides more safer pls.. We trust you!
Just a week back, Sonam Kapoor had bashed an International airline for losing her luggage for the second time in a month. Expressing her frustration and disappointment, Sonam wrote that she has learned her lesson and will never fly again with the airline. The airline immediately responded to her tweet apologizing and asked her if she has been provided with a tracking reference at the airport.
This is the third time ive traveled @British_Airways this month and the second time they’ve lost my bags. I think I’ve learnt my lesson. I’m never flying @British_Airways again.
— Sonam K Ahuja (@sonamakapoor) January 9, 2020
We're sorry to hear about the delay to your luggage, Sonam. Have you been provided with a tracking reference when informed at the airport? Cody
— British Airways (@British_Airways) January 9, 2020
13:33 IST, January 16th 2020