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Okay. Just to clarify. I’m an Indian living in India, so this behaviour here cannot be some sort of immigration scam. Most likely it’s a case of subcontracting.
by sumanthvepa 7y ago
Okay. Just to clarify. I’m an Indian living in India, so this behaviour here cannot be some sort of immigration scam. Most likely it’s a case of subcontracting. It isn’t illegal in the sense of a crime. It is probably a violation of the eegistered driver’s contract with Uber. A simple civil tort at best. Uber could cancel their contract and sue them in civil court or Lok Adalat (small claims court)for contract violation. The latter action would be a waste of time though.