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Biker Alleges Drunk Men Chased Her Before Gurugram Hit-and-Run
A woman named Sia was riding her motorcycle with other bikers in Gurugram.
Her family says a white car followed her and its occupants behaved abusively.
They say there were four men in the car and that they appeared to be drunk.
A camera on Sia’s motorcycle recorded the car hitting her bike.
The crash made Sia fall and slide across the road.
She hurt her hands and legs but was not seriously injured.
The car drove away after the crash.
Police registered a case after the video became widely shared.
The car’s registered owner said he was away on Army duty and that a friend had borrowed the vehicle.
Sia’s brother alleged that four drunk men chased her on Gurugram’s Golf Course Road before the car struck her motorcycle.
Video footage appears to show a white sedan sideswiping Sia’s Aprilia RS 457 and fleeing the scene.
Sia suffered injuries to her hands and legs but reportedly avoided serious harm because of her protective riding gear.
The alleged driver was identified as Kalyan Bainsla, whose social-media profile described him as a kabaddi and rugby player.
Police registered a case after the footage circulated, while the car’s registered owner denied driving and said a friend had borrowed it.
- Who
- Sia, her brother and lawyer, the alleged driver identified as Kalyan Bainsla, and the car’s registered owner, identified as Manish.
- What
- A reported hit-and-run in which a white sedan allegedly followed and sideswiped Sia’s motorcycle before fleeing.
- Where
- Golf Course Road in Gurugram, Haryana.
- When
- Between 7:30 a.m. and 8 a.m. on Sunday, according to Sia’s brother.
- Why
- Sia’s family and lawyer allege that the car’s occupants chased her, made abusive gestures and deliberately struck her motorcycle; the reported motive has not been established.
Family And Lawyer’s Allegations
Vehicle Owner’s Response
Chasing and Collision
Family And Lawyer’s Allegations
Sia’s brother and lawyer alleged that four men followed her, made abusive gestures and deliberately sideswiped her motorcycle before fleeing.
Vehicle Owner’s Response
The articles do not report a direct response from the alleged driver, Kalyan Bainsla, disputing these allegations.
Who Was Driving
Family And Lawyer’s Allegations
The alleged driver was identified as Kalyan Bainsla based on accounts cited in the reports.
Vehicle Owner’s Response
The car’s registered owner, identified as Manish, denied driving and said a friend had borrowed the vehicle while he was on duty in Assam.
Legal Proceedings
Family And Lawyer’s Allegations
Sia’s lawyer said legal action was being pursued under the Motor Vehicles Act and the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
Vehicle Owner’s Response
Police said they registered a case after the video surfaced; the reports differ on whether the case was initiated by police themselves or through a complaint being pursued by the lawyer.
Key facts
- Victim
- Sia, known as “Rebel Wheels Sia” on Instagram
- Vehicle involved
- A white sedan allegedly collided with Sia’s Aprilia RS 457 motorcycle
- Reported occupants
- Sia’s brother alleged that four men were in the car and appeared drunk
- Injuries
- Sia reportedly suffered injuries to her hands and legs but no serious injuries
- Evidence
- The incident was recorded by a GoPro or action camera mounted on the motorcycle
- Police action
- Gurugram Police registered a case after the video circulated online
- Owner’s account
- The registered owner, identified as Manish, said he was on Army duty in Assam and that a friend had borrowed the car
Quotes
The biker’s brother
The brother of the biker involved in the Gurugram collision
“She first showed that they were being chased. She even told them to maintain some distance. Then she said there were four people in the car. And they were all drunk. And they were also giving some abusive signals.”
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“I have nothing to say, but today I felt unsafe on Gurugram roads. People like this aren't afraid of hitting people and running away.”
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