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Woman Shares Inappropriate Messages Sent To Her By Rapido Driver, Company Responds


Rapido apologizes to woman after 'inappropriate behavior' complaint against bike taxi driver

According to the screenshot of the conversation, the driver told the woman that he responded to the service request after hearing her voice and seeing her display picture

A woman has raised an inappropriate behaviour complaint against the driver of the bike taxi service Rapido after she shared her location details with him on WhatsApp.
She shared a screenshot of the purported conversation between them on March 13 expressing her disappointment and anger over the tone of the man. She has sought action against him.
According to the screenshot shared by her, the driver told the woman that he responded to the bike request after hearing her voice and seeing her display picture. He further asked the woman not to address him as 'bhaiya' (brother).
Responding to the complaint, Rapido has apologised to the woman promising action against their employee on a priority basis, NDTV reported.
It said, "Hi, it is extremely disappointing for us to learn about the captain's lack of professionalism and we are apologetic about the same. This matter will surely be actioned upon on a priority basis. Would you please share your registered mobile number and ride ID via DM?"
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A man in Tamil Nadu's&nbsp;Salem district purchased his bike in coins.&nbsp;A payment of rupees 2.6 lakhs&nbsp;was made in one rupee coins to the retailer.&nbsp;
29-year-old computer operator V Bhoopathi&nbsp;saved for over three years to realise his dream of owning a Bajaj&nbsp;Dominar 400.&nbsp;
Initially reluctant to accept the payment in coins, the showroom manager yielded as he didn't wish to disappoint Bhoopathi.&nbsp;Showroom manager's reluctance stemmed from the fact that banks charge a large commission for counting coins.&nbsp;
It took five showroom workers along with Bhoopathi&nbsp;and his four friends a total of 9 hours to count the money.&nbsp;
The proud man finally walked away with his bike around 9 pm on Saturday.&nbsp;

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Know how many coins this man paid to purchase a ₹2.6 lakh bike

A man in Tamil Nadu's&nbsp;Salem district purchased his bike in coins.&nbsp;A payment of rupees 2.6 lakhs&nbsp;was made in coins to the retailer.&nbsp;
29-year-old computer operator V Bhoopathi&nbsp;saved for over three years to realise his dream of owning a Bajaj Dominar 400.&nbsp;
Initially reluctant to accept the payment in coins, showroom manager yielded as he didn't wish to disappoint Bhoopathi.&nbsp;
Showroom manager's reluctance stemmed from the fact that banks charge a large commission for counting the money.&nbsp;
It took five showroom workers along with Bhoopathi&nbsp;and his four friends a total of 9 hours to count the money.&nbsp;
The proud man finally walked away with his bike around 9 pm on Saturday.&nbsp;

V Bhoopathi&nbsp;paid the entire sum in coins, which took over nine hours and 10 people to count

A man in Tamil Nadu's&nbsp;Salem district purchased his bike in coins.&nbsp;A payment of rupees 2.6 lakhs&nbsp;was made in one rupee coins to the retailer.&nbsp;
29-year-old computer operator V Bhoopathi&nbsp;saved for over three years to realise his dream of owning a Bajaj&nbsp;Dominar 400.&nbsp;
Initially reluctant to accept the payment in coins, the showroom manager yielded as he didn't wish to disappoint Bhoopathi.&nbsp;Showroom manager's reluctance stemmed from the fact that banks charge a large commission for counting coins.&nbsp;
It took five showroom workers along with Bhoopathi&nbsp;and his four friends a total of 9 hours to count the money.&nbsp;
The proud man finally walked away with his bike around 9 pm on Saturday.&nbsp;

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