Gurugram Biker Hit-and-Run Case: Accused Breaks Silence, Says ‘I Did Not Hit Them Intentionally’
- A woman biker named Siya was hit by a car on Gurugram's Golf Course Road, and the incident was recorded on her motorcycle's camera and widely shared online.
- The accused driver, Kalyan Bainsla, admitted to the collision but denied deliberately hitting her and claimed he fled fearing an attack from bikers.
- Bainsla's lawyer blamed the biker and other riders for reckless and aggressive riding that caused the crash.
- Gurugram Police took cognizance of the incident, registered a case under rash driving and causing injury sections, and are investigating the matter.
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Gurugram Hit-and-run Case: Victim Sia Breaks Silence on Instagram, Slams Accused Driver's 'sympathy Act'
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Breaking her silence over the road incident on Gurugram’s Golf Course Road, the victim, Sia, on Tuesday released a video statement strongly refuting the claims made by the accused driver, accusing him of putting on a "sympathy-seeking act" after deliberately chasing and knocking down her two-wheeler. India News | Gurugram Hit-and-run Case: Victim Sia Breaks Silence on Instagram, Slams Accused…
Gurugram biker hit-and-run: Accused says 'lost control of the car'
A woman biker was hit by a speeding car on Golf Course Road in Gurugram, an incident captured on video and shared widely on social media. The accused driver, Kalyan Bainsla, admitted fault for the collision but claimed he fled fearing an attack from a group of bikers. Gurugram Police have taken suo motu cognizance, registered a case, and formed teams to apprehend the driver, while the victim plans to file a formal complaint.
'Could have died': After viral crash video, Gurgaon biker Sia hits back at driver's 'accident' defence
Woman biker Sia shared a video statement refuting claims of an accidental collision. She stated the footage showed the car chasing bikers before the incident occurred. The accused driver denied deliberately hitting Sia and claimed the videos were edited. Gurgaon Police registered an FIR and are investigating the viral footage further. The incident highlights concerns about road safety for women in the region.
The victim of the Gurugram biker hit by a car has released her first video statement. She disputed the accused's claims, alleging that he deliberately changed lanes and hit her bike.
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