Mumbai resident Sushil Narsian had booked a cab on 1st April 2017. From his residence in Mulund West to Vakola Market but the driver could not locate his house via maps because his phone stopped working. So, Mr Narsian started walking towards the driver but by the time he reached the pick-up point, the driver had cancelled the ride.
When he tried booking another cab, Mr Narsian saw something that must have felt like a April Fools' joke. He was unable to book a cab because he had an outstanding amount of Rs. 1,49,10,51,648. That's over Rs. 149 crore if you find difficult in calculating. The cab company also deducted the 127 rupees he already had in this mobile wallet. All this for a 300-metre ride.
"Initially, he thought it was an April Fools' prank" He got in touch with the company on social media, The company informed him that it was a technical fault. They refunded his money and fixed the 149-crore-anomaly within two hours.
People reacted with their jaw down to this news on social media..
"149 crores ??? Where was the trip drop location ?? Pluto or Neptune ?"
"Check if they pulled a 1st April special on you. Though I would never trust them"
Well finally its cleared..
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