Archive · 19 Sep 2026
Man Repeatedly Rams Thar Into Friends’ Cab In Gurugram
A man in Gurugram allegedly became angry after arguing with two friends.
The two friends got into a Rapido cab to go home.
The man then drove his Thar into the cab several times.
The cab was badly damaged, and its airbags opened.
Luckily, nobody inside the cab was hurt.
The driver of the Thar reportedly shouted at people before leaving.
Police arrived after the incident, but the driver and another man had already escaped.
Police are trying to identify them using the Thar’s Delhi registration number.
Witnesses thought the men might have been drinking, but this has not been officially confirmed.
A man allegedly rammed his Mahindra Thar into a cab carrying two friends in Gurugram’s Sector 89 on Friday night.
The cab’s front section was severely damaged, and both front airbags deployed, but no passengers were injured.
Police said the incident followed a verbal dispute among four men and that the Thar driver and an associate fled before officers arrived.
Eyewitnesses alleged that the men in the Thar appeared intoxicated, though police have not officially confirmed this.
Police are identifying the Delhi-registered Thar’s owner and accused youths based on its registration number; the report also mentions a recent Gurugram hit-and-run case.
- Who
- A man allegedly driving a Mahindra Thar, two friends in a Rapido cab, and another associate were involved.
- What
- The Thar was allegedly used to ram the cab repeatedly after a verbal altercation.
- When
- Friday night.
- Where
- Sector 89, Gurugram.
- Why
- Police said the incident followed a dispute among the men; the exact motive remains under investigation.
- Location
- Sector 89, Gurugram
- Vehicle involved
- Mahindra Thar with Delhi registration plates
- Cab booking service
- Rapido
- Injuries
- No passengers were injured
- Vehicle damage
- The cab’s front section was severely damaged and both front airbags deployed
- Police action
- Police are tracing the Thar’s owner and the accused youths using its registration number
- Accused status
- The driver and an associate fled before police arrived