‘She Wants Followers, Publicity’: Gurugram Crash Accused's Lawyer Blames Woman Biker
- On Monday, viral footage showed a car striking Siya, a biker, on Gurugram's Golf Course Road, prompting Gurugram Police to register a case against Kalyan Bainsla for rash driving and causing injury.
- Bainsla admitted to the collision but denied hitting the victim deliberately, claiming he fled the scene fearing an attack by a group of about 20 to 22 motorcyclists.
- Naveen Bainsla, the lawyer for the accused, told reporters the victim was driving at 140-170 kmph when she took a right and his client took a left near a U-turn, resulting in the collision.
- The vehicle belongs to Manish, who stated he was working in the Army when the incident occurred; police pursue charges under Sections 281 and 125 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
- Siya escaped with minor injuries and plans to file a formal complaint, while her family alleges the collision was intentional, intensifying concerns over road safety and women's security in Gurugram.
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