Did you think that you could trust your Rapido driver enough to safely drop you at a location? If you naively thought yes, then think that over before you take the leap blindly. The sad reality is that most men cannot be trusted enough to do their job professionally How would you feel if they harassed you over messages inappropriately and at odd inappropriate hours of the day and night?
Apparently, this is a reality whereby a Rapido customer took to the microblogging site and tweeted with the caption saying, “Shared my location with a captain at @rapidobikeapp and this is what i get???? FUCK YOUR APP FUCK YOUR MEN FUCK MEN.(sic)”
shared my location with a captain at @rapidobikeapp and this is what i get???? FUCK YOUR APP FUCK YOUR MEN FUCK MEN pic.twitter.com/EHLqd7lpt5
— husnpari (@behurababe) March 12, 2023
The customer who goes by the username @husnpari on Twitter, shared a screenshot of a WhatsApp chat which details how a Rapido driver sent her a chain of inappropriate messages after she shared her location with him to pick her up from the spot.
According to the screenshots of the messages sent by the driver, the man sent a series of texts in Hindi at 1:25 am asking the woman if she was awake. He had arrived only after seeing her display picture and hearing her voice otherwise he would not have come because her location was far away. Apparently, the driver also had the cheek to tell the customer in clear words that she shouldn’t call him bhaiya.
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Please understand that these details are required urgently for us to be able to help you.” However, even after a lot of back and forth between the customer and Rapido, a resolution or apology still hasn’t come through in the case from the company’s end.
