Archive · 16 Sep 2026
Gurugram Biker Sia Rejects Accused Driver’s Crash Defence
Sia was riding her motorcycle in Gurugram when a car hit it.
She says videos show the car moving across lanes and striking her on purpose.
She also says the car followed her and its occupants tried to make her stop.
After the crash, the car drove away instead of checking whether she was hurt.
Sia says her motorcycle was dragged for nearly 300 metres and that she later developed pain and scrapes.
The accused driver, Kalyan Bainsla, agrees that the crash was his fault.
However, he says he lost control near a U-turn and did not hit her deliberately.
He says he did not stop because he feared the bikers would attack him and his family.
Police have identified him, while Sia is seeking action against all four people in the car.
Sia said video footage shows Kalyan Bainsla’s car crossing lanes, hitting her motorcycle and leaving the scene.
She rejected Bainsla’s claims that the collision was accidental, that he did not know a woman was riding, and that he feared an attack.
Bainsla admitted the crash was his fault but said he lost control near a U-turn while asking the bikers to slow down.
Sia’s complaint alleges the car’s occupants harassed her, appeared intoxicated and dragged her motorcycle nearly 300 metres.
Police identified Bainsla, began legal proceedings under reported Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita provisions and formed three teams to apprehend him.
- Who
- Biker and Instagram creator Sia, accused driver Kalyan Bainsla, the other three car occupants and Gurugram Police are central to the case.
- What
- A car struck Sia’s Aprilia RS 457 motorcycle; Sia alleges a deliberate hit-and-run, while Bainsla describes an accidental collision.
- When
- Sia’s complaint places the incident at about 7:00 a.m. on September 13; the reports were published around September 15, 2026.
- Where
- Golf Course Road in Gurugram, India; Sia later gave a statement at a Noida court, according to her father.
- Why
- Sia says the car occupants followed and harassed her before the crash; Bainsla says he was asking the riders to slow down and lost control near a U-turn.
Sia’s Account
Bainsla’s Account
Whether the collision was deliberate
Sia’s Account
Sia says the footage shows the car moving from an earlier lane into the third lane, striking her motorcycle and driving away. She calls Bainsla’s account a lie and says the hit was intentional.
Bainsla’s Account
Bainsla admits the collision was his fault but denies deliberately hitting Sia, saying he lost control near a U-turn.
Events before the crash
Sia’s Account
Sia alleges that the car followed her, made gestures, signalled for her to stop and repeatedly tried to come close to her motorcycle. Her complaint says the occupants appeared intoxicated.
Bainsla’s Account
Bainsla says he asked Sia and a man accompanying her to ride more slowly after numerous motorcyclists passed him, and denies making gestures toward her.
Reason for leaving the scene
Sia’s Account
Sia says the occupants had a responsibility to stop, check whether she was injured and ensure her safety. She is seeking action against all four people in the car.
Bainsla’s Account
Bainsla says he did not stop because he feared the motorcyclists would beat him and his family.
- Accused driver
- Kalyan Bainsla
- Motorcycle
- Aprilia RS 457
- Car named in complaint
- White Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, registration HR30L4949
- Alleged distance dragged
- Nearly 300 metres, according to Sia’s complaint
- Evidence cited
- Road footage and an action camera mounted on Sia’s motorcycle
- Police action
- Gurugram Police identified Bainsla, took suo motu cognisance and formed three teams to apprehend him
- Reported legal provisions
- Sections 281 and 125 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita; Sia’s family also said the complaint sought harassment, attempted-murder and hit-and-run charges
