gensol crisis – ‘Ab BluSmart nahi hai’: Users lament unavailability of cab service as SEBI cracks whip on Jaggi brothers

With Blausmart electric mobility starting suddenly in stopping the new cabinous reservations on its platform at Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru, users moved to social media to win the lack of a sudden cabin service in their locations.

Nowadays, the application does not take any sites and does not display time holes or reservation dates. The startup company has suspended their CAB services without any prior advertisement, leaving its users not sure of their current and future plans.

Parminer Singh, co -founder and CEO of KAMPD, shared how the cabin service became part of his elderly parents, to the point that they refused to keep a driver and driver.

“My elderly father in Delhi have a fixed faith in Blusmart. They refuse to keep a car and a driver, saying“ Blusmart Hai Na. ”KAMPD, the founder and CEO of KAMPD at a post on X (Twitter):

He also wrote: “I don’t know exactly what a mistake that happened, but I know that they will be sad when I told them” Ab Blusmart Nahi Hai “.

Even one of the X users took a snapshot on the founders, saying that all the goodwill Blusmart had gone to the Camellias apartment. In response to one user, she said this is the only service that felt safe enough.

The user said: “It was very distinct, but Blusmart was the only service that felt safe enough so that one could mistakenly overcome and will not wake up. Clean taxis while ensuring that what might appear.

Another user expressed his regret for his sudden lack of Blusmart cars, which she said is the only way her parents are convinced to take late night flights in the early morning.

“I am a person who usually prefers flights late at night/early in the morning. My parents face safety problems. Blusmart was the only way I can convince them. I have no idea how to convince me that I believe in a late night trip from Delhi,” she wrote in office.

Blusmart has suspended its cabinet services after the investigation conducted by the Securities Council and Stock Exchange (Sebi) against its mother company Gensol Engineering Ltd.

In a temporary matter, Sebi accused the founders Anmol Singh Jaggi and Punete Singh Jaggi of the use of government supported from 200 rupees. Only 4,704 of the total planned 6400 EVS has been delivered and the remaining money is spent on personal luxury materials.