New Delhi, Sept. 22 -- A LinkedIn post alleging harassment by an Uber driver in Delhi has sparked outrage online, once again raising questions about passenger safety in app-based cab services.

The post, shared by user Ishita Singh, a technology consultant at EY, details a harrowing incident her parents faced while booking an intercity ride on Uber from Delhi to Haryana early on Sunday morning.

According to Singh, the driver started the ride at 7:30 am, ended it within a few steps, and demanded a fare of Rs.300. When her parents objected, the driver allegedly misbehaved with her mother, refused to move the car until they paid, and was reportedly intoxicated.

In her post, Singh alleged: The driver falsely claimed the pickup location was ...