KARACHI/LAHORE: After the governments of Sindh and Punjab decided to spring into action and issue a crackdown against mobile-application taxi service providers Careem, Uber and A-One, Pakistanis took to Twitter to vent their anger at the predicament.
After the government issued a crackdown against Uber, Careem and A-One, Pakistanis took to Twitter to vent their anger at the decision by the provincial governments. Most of the tweets poked fun, anger and sarcasm at the irony of the situation--the provincial governments providing public with below-par transport facilities and banning those which promised--and delivered--to the customer.
— Hassan Cheema (@mediagag) January 31, 2017
— Jarrar Shah (@jerryshah) January 31, 2017
— ismail farooq (@ismailfarooq5) January 31, 2017
— Faran Rizvi (@rizvi_faran) January 31, 2017
— Anees Hanif (@anees_avis) January 31, 2017
— Shaharyar K. (@Shaharyaaaaar) January 31, 2017
— Prof. Yaseen (@ymeenai) January 31, 2017
— #S.Ghazanfar Hussain (@Shan_e_Syed) January 31, 2017
— Zia Siddiqui (@ziasidd) January 31, 2017
— Saleem Ch (@salch105) January 31, 2017
— Salman Mirza (@SalmanMrza) January 31, 2017
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