2 weeks ago

Bandra Road Rage Accused Claims Garewal Rammed His Car

Bandra Road Rage Accused Claims Garewal Rammed His Car
Bandra Road Rage Case: Alleged Accused Bilal Khan Makes Counter-Claims Against Fitness Trainer Arjunjit Garewal Rammed His Car | VIDEO · freepressjournal.in

Two people got very angry at each other while driving their cars in a place called Bandra in Mumbai, India.

This kind of anger between drivers is called road rage.

A fitness trainer named Arjunjit Garewal said that three men attacked him and his car.

He said the men broke his car's windows with a hockey stick and tried to hit him with a baseball bat.

One of the men, Bilal Khan, says something very different.

He says Mr. Garewal bumped into his car three times on purpose.

He says he chased Mr. Garewal to ask him to pay for the damage.

He also says Mr. Garewal got out with a wooden stick and started the fight first.

Mr. Khan showed a video and pictures of his hurt hand.

The police have heard both stories and are watching videos from cameras to figure out what really happened.

Some people were held by police but later let go after getting official notices.

The police want to find out who started the trouble and who is telling the truth.

Key facts

Incident
Road-rage confrontation and alleged assault
Location
Near Bandra Talao, Bandra West, Mumbai
Date and time
Around 12.15 am on August 9, 2026
Complainant
Arjunjit Garewal, 39, fitness trainer
Vehicle
Mahindra Thar SUV with windows smashed by hockey stick
Alleged weapons
Steel baseball bat and hockey stick (per Garewal); bamboo stick or wooden rod (per Khan)
Detained persons
Bilal Shaikh (30), Anas K (25), and Rajen; released after notices
Investigation status
Police examining video, dashcam footage, vehicle damage, and injuries

Quotes

Bilal Khan

Alleged accused in the Bandra road‑rage incident

“Arjunjit Garewal rammed my car three times before the confrontation. I chased him and confronted him with a bamboo stick. I reacted out of fear and was also hurt.”
freepressjournal.in

Sources

Related news