Archive · 16 Sep 2026
Gurgaon car-ramming accused remanded as police add stalking charges
A woman was riding her bike in Gurgaon when a car allegedly hit her.
The incident happened on Golf Course Road on Sunday.
Police accused gym owner Kalyan Singh Bainsla of driving the car.
His cousin Lavneesh Gurjar was allegedly in the vehicle.
A court ordered both men to remain in police custody for two days.
The woman said the car chased her before the crash.
She also said the occupants asked her to stop and made abusive comments.
Police added charges related to stalking and insulting a woman.
The case is still being investigated.
A court remanded Kalyan Singh Bainsla and Lavneesh Gurjar to two-day police custody.
Bainsla is accused of ramming his car into a woman biker on Golf Course Road.
Police added stalking and insulting-modesty sections under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
The complainant alleged the men chased her before the collision.
She also alleged they gestured for her to stop and made abusive remarks.
- Who
- Kalyan Singh Bainsla and his cousin Lavneesh Gurjar were remanded; a woman biker filed the complaint.
- What
- A car allegedly rammed into the woman’s bike, and police added stalking and insulting-modesty charges.
- When
- The collision occurred on Sunday; the court ordered police custody on Wednesday.
- Where
- Golf Course Road in Gurgaon.
- Why
- Police added the charges after the woman alleged that the car occupants chased her, gestured for her to stop, and made abusive remarks.
- Accused
- Kalyan Singh Bainsla, 33, and Lavneesh Gurjar, 34
- Occupations
- Bainsla is described as a gym owner and former kabaddi player
- Incident
- A car allegedly collided with a woman riding a bike
- Location
- Golf Course Road, Gurgaon
- Police custody
- Two days for both accused
- Added sections
- Sections 78 and 79 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita
- Basis for additions
- The complainant’s allegations of chasing, gestures to stop, and abusive remarks