Archive · 18 Aug 2026
Road rage: bike rider beaten to death in UP's Hapur
A man was riding his motorcycle when a car hit him and he fell onto the road.
The people in the car got out and hurt him very badly with heavy tools.
Sadly, his injuries were so serious that he died at the hospital.
This happened in a town called Hapur in India.
A person nearby recorded what happened on their camera.
Later, that video was shared on social media.
The police are now looking for the people who did this.
They have made three teams to find and arrest them.
The man's family has also asked the police to take action.
The report says he was attacked, but the accused have not been caught yet.
A 25-year-old man, Gaurav Tyagi, was allegedly beaten to death with hammers, rods and sticks in Hapur, Uttar Pradesh.
The attack followed a road rage incident in which a car allegedly hit Tyagi's motorcycle and threw him onto the road.
The assault on Dhanora Road in Hapur Dehat was captured on a passerby's camera and the clip later surfaced on social media.
Tyagi was rushed to a private hospital, then referred to a higher medical centre, where he died during treatment.
Police have formed three teams to arrest the accused, and the victim's family has submitted a complaint, Circle Officer Anita Chauhan said.
- Who
- Gaurav Tyagi, a 25-year-old resident of Mohammadpur Rustampur, who was allegedly attacked by a group of car occupants.
- What
- Tyagi was allegedly beaten to death with hammers, rods and sticks after a car hit his motorcycle in a road rage incident.
- When
- On Tuesday, according to a report dated August 18.
- Where
- Dhanora Road, Hapur Dehat, Hapur, Uttar Pradesh.
- Why
- Road rage, after a car allegedly hit his motorcycle and threw him onto the road.
- Victim
- Gaurav Tyagi, 25
- Victim's residence
- Mohammadpur Rustampur
- Incident location
- Dhanora Road, Hapur Dehat, Hapur (UP)
- Report date
- August 18
- Alleged weapons
- Hammers, rods and sticks
- Outcome
- Died during treatment at a higher medical centre
- Police response
- Three teams formed; raids ongoing
- Video evidence
- Captured by a passerby, later surfaced on social media