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Lawyer Claims Gurugram Hit-and-Run Driver Fled Fearing Mob Lynching
A woman biker named Sia was riding with other motorcyclists in Gurugram.
A white car came near her and allegedly hit her motorcycle.
She fell and received minor injuries.
The car driver left instead of stopping to help her.
Police later detained the driver, Kalyan Bainsla, in Rajasthan.
His lawyer says the bikers were speeding and provoking him.
The lawyer also says Bainsla feared that a crowd would attack him if he stopped.
Sia says the people in the car harassed her and that the driver should have stopped after the crash.
Kalyan Bainsla’s car allegedly struck biker Sia on Gurugram’s Golf Course Road on Sunday.
Sia suffered minor injuries, while the driver allegedly fled and was detained two days later in Rajasthan.
Bainsla’s lawyer said riders were speeding, provoking his client, and outnumbering him during the incident.
Sia alleged that four apparently intoxicated occupants harassed her before the car hit her motorcycle.
Gurugram police added an attempt-to-murder charge, which carries up to 10 years’ imprisonment.
- Who
- Biker Sia, accused driver Kalyan Bainsla, Bainsla’s lawyer Naveen Bainsla, and other riders were involved.
- What
- A car allegedly struck Sia’s motorcycle and fled; police later added an attempt-to-murder charge against Bainsla.
- Where
- The incident occurred on Golf Course Road in Gurugram; Bainsla was detained in Dausa, Rajasthan.
- When
- The crash happened on Sunday, and Bainsla was detained on Tuesday morning, two days later.
- Why
- Sia says the car hit her after harassment, while Bainsla’s lawyer says the driver fled because he feared being attacked and was trying to avoid speeding riders.
Biker’s Account
Driver’s Lawyer’s Account
Cause of the crash
Biker’s Account
Sia says the car repeatedly approached her motorcycle, made inappropriate gestures, and then overtook and hit her.
Driver’s Lawyer’s Account
Naveen Bainsla says the riders were overspeeding and that Kalyan Bainsla turned left to protect himself after seeing a U-turn.
What happened after the collision
Biker’s Account
Sia says the driver fled instead of checking whether she was injured, and later drove away when confronted at a traffic signal.
Driver’s Lawyer’s Account
The lawyer says Bainsla feared being lynched by the larger group of riders and fled to protect himself and his family.
Video and rider conduct
Biker’s Account
Sia’s action-camera and dashcam footage appear to show the car moving toward and striking the motorcycle, according to the report.
Driver’s Lawyer’s Account
Bainsla’s lawyer alleges that the videos were edited and planted, and claims 25–30 riders were speeding at 120–160 kmph and provoking his client.
Key facts
- Accused
- Kalyan Bainsla
- Lawyer
- Naveen Bainsla
- Location
- Golf Course Road, Gurugram
- Vehicle involved
- White Maruti Suzuki Ciaz
- Victim’s motorcycle
- Aprilia RS 457
- Detention
- Bainsla was detained in Dausa, Rajasthan, on Tuesday morning
- Police charge
- Attempt to murder, carrying a provision of up to 10 years’ imprisonment
Quotes
Naveen Bainsla
Lawyer representing accused driver Kalyan Bainsla
“He feared being lynched by mob. He fled to prevent any untoward incident towards him and his family.”
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“My client is not at fault. These riders were overspeeding. The accident happened because of them.”
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Sia
Biker who was injured in the Gurugram hit-and-run
“If you really felt sorry for me, then why didn't you stop? It was your responsibility. If you hit me, you should have stopped and checked whether I was injured.”
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