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Goa tourist claims 'taxi mafia' charged him Rs 1600 for trip to restaurant. Netizens have a hard time believing him

Summary by The Economic Times
A viral video criticizes Goa's taxi unions, likening them to a 'transport mafia' due to exorbitant charges and lack of private taxi apps. The tourist claims that high travel costs discourage exploration, further hurting tourism. While some netizens defended the transport system, others highlighted the challenges for families and called for affordable transport options.
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Goa tourist claims 'taxi mafia' charged him Rs 1600 for trip to restaurant. Netizens have a hard time believing him

A viral video criticizes Goa's taxi unions, likening them to a 'transport mafia' due to exorbitant charges and lack of private taxi apps. The tourist claims that high travel costs discourage exploration, further hurting tourism. While some netizens defended the transport system, others highlighted the challenges for families and called for affordable transport options.

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The Economic Times broke the news in on Wednesday, April 2, 2025.
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