Archive · 16 Sep 2026
Gurugram Hit-and-Run Accused Sent To Two-Day Police Remand
A car allegedly hit a woman riding a motorcycle on Golf Course Road in Gurugram.
Reports identify the woman as Sia, while one report also names her as Shivani Chauhan.
The car then allegedly drove away.
Videos of the incident spread online, prompting police to investigate.
Police arrested Kalyan Bainsla in Rajasthan and Lovneesh, who was allegedly with him, the next day.
A court ordered both men to remain in police custody for two days.
Police added serious charges after examining videos and CCTV footage.
The defence says the riders caused the crash and that Bainsla fled because he feared being attacked by a crowd.
A Gurugram court sent Kalyan Bainsla and Lovneesh to two days of police custody.
Police arrested Bainsla in Rajasthan and Lovneesh the following day after videos of the incident went viral.
The case involves an alleged September 13 collision in which a car struck woman biker Sia’s motorcycle and fled.
Police added attempt-to-murder, stalking, and insulting-modesty provisions after reviewing CCTV and recording the woman’s statement.
The defence denies Bainsla was responsible, while police and videos cited in reports present a contrary account.
- Who
- Kalyan Bainsla and Lovneesh, also reported as Lavnish or Lovenish Gurjar, were arrested; the woman biker was identified as Sia, and one report named her Shivani Chauhan.
- What
- A court ordered two days of police custody in an alleged car-and-motorcycle hit-and-run case.
- When
- Reports place the collision on September 13 or Sunday morning; the video circulated on September 14, Bainsla was arrested on September 15 or Tuesday, and both men were remanded on Wednesday.
- Where
- The alleged collision occurred on Golf Course Road in Gurugram; Bainsla was arrested near Dausa and Rajgarh in Rajasthan.
- Why
- Police sought custody to investigate the incident, identify possible co-accused people, and recreate the scene.
Police and complainant’s account
Defence account
Cause of collision
Police and complainant’s account
Police and videos cited in the reports indicate that Bainsla’s car hit the woman’s motorcycle from behind and then fled.
Defence account
The defence said the riders were overspeeding and caused the accident, arguing that Bainsla was not at fault.
Reason for fleeing
Police and complainant’s account
Police said Bainsla switched off his phone and fled after giving interviews while the incident was under investigation.
Defence account
Bainsla’s lawyer said he left because he feared being lynched by a crowd and wanted to protect himself and his family.
Attempt-to-murder charge
Police and complainant’s account
Police said CCTV analysis and the apparent intent shown in the video justified adding Section 109 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
Defence account
The defence said Sections 307 and 109 were added later because of media pressure and that no motive had been established.
- Court order
- Kalyan Bainsla and Lovneesh were sent to two days of police remand.
- Alleged incident
- A white Maruti Suzuki Ciaz allegedly struck a woman biker on Golf Course Road and fled.
- Incident timing
- Reports variously date the collision to September 13 or Sunday morning.
- Arrests
- Bainsla was arrested in Rajasthan, and Lovneesh was arrested the following day.
- Vehicle
- Police recovered the alleged car, which reports said was registered to Bainsla’s friend or an associate.
- Charges
- Police added Section 109 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, described as an attempt-to-murder provision, along with Sections 78 and 79 concerning alleged stalking and insulting a woman’s modesty.
- Defence position
- Bainsla’s lawyer said the riders were speeding, caused the accident, and that Bainsla fled because he feared being lynched.
Sources
Gurugram Hit-and-Run: Accused Kalyan Bainsla, Lovneesh Sent To 2-Day Police Remand
Gurugram Hit-And-Run Accused Kalyan Bainsla Sent To 2-Day Police Custody
Car driver who hit woman biker in Gurgaon tried to escape after arrest: Police