An Indian taxi aggregator service has apologised after a customer said she was robbed at gunpoint by one of its drivers near the capital, Delhi. The 30-year-old woman said she was travelling in a BluSmart taxi with her six-year-old son on Saturday when the driver pulled out a gun.

A short cab ride turned into a nightmare for a Gurugram woman and her son after the cab driver held them at gunpoint and forced her to transfer Rs 55,000 into his account. The cab driver then made the mother and son exit the vehicle and sped away.

BluSmart founder Anmol Singh Jaggi said that such an incident, after over five years of building a safe mobility solution, 'feels personal'.

A cab driver working with EV cab hailing startup BluSmart was arrested for allegedly robbing a passenger of INR 55,000, while holding the woman and her son at gunpoint

A day after the Gurugram police arrested the driver associated with cab aggregator BluSmart for allegedly robbing a woman and her son at gunpoint, the company has issued an apology on social media. The driver,

The BluSmart cab driver, who pointed a gun at the woman, forced her to transfer the amount via UPI before fleeing the scene.

A BluSmart cab driver was arrested for robbing a passenger at gunpoint, stealing Rs 55,000. The incident occurred on November 29th, and Singh was apprehended on December 2.

A woman was robbed at gunpoint by a cab driver in Gurugram. BluSmart has since committed to improving safety measures, including enhanced training and technology, to prevent future incidents and restore passenger trust.

The driver reportedly pulled out a gun, forcing the woman to transfer Rs 55,000 from her mobile phone. He then fled with some of her belongings.