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Sia Undergoes Medical Tests as Hit-and-Run Accused Appear
Police brought two accused men to court in a hit-and-run case involving Sia.
The incident happened on Golf Course Road in Gurugram.
Sia said she has severe pain in her knees and pelvic area.
Doctors gave her an ECG and X-rays to check for internal injuries.
Her medical reports had not arrived when she spoke.
Sia’s brother said the men’s explanation for leaving was not believable.
He said video footage showed the vehicle hitting Sia and driving away.
He also said a charge of attempt to murder was appropriate.
Kiran Bedi publicly supported the police action.
Gurugram Police brought accused Kalyan Bainsla and Lovneesh before a district court in the Golf Course Road hit-and-run case.
The accused were scheduled to appear before Civil Judge Nidhi Beniwal.
Victim Sia underwent an ECG and X-rays for severe pain and possible internal injuries.
Sia’s brother rejected the accused’s reported claim that an urgent restroom need explained fleeing the scene.
Former IPS officer Kiran Bedi supported the police response and called the accused a coward acting from bruised male dominance.
- Who
- Victim Sia, accused Kalyan Bainsla and Lovneesh, Gurugram Police, and Sia’s brother are central to the report.
- What
- The accused appeared in court in connection with a hit-and-run, while Sia received medical tests for injuries.
- Where
- The case concerns Golf Course Road in Gurugram, and the accused were brought to the Gurugram district court.
- When
- The court appearance and medical update were reported on Wednesday; the specific date was not provided.
- Why
- The accused were produced in court in connection with the hit-and-run, while Sia underwent tests to assess possible internal injuries.
Police and Victim’s Family
Accused’s Reported Explanation
Reason for leaving the scene
Police and Victim’s Family
Sia’s brother said video evidence showed the accused violently hit Sia and drove away without stopping, and called their explanation unbelievable.
Accused’s Reported Explanation
The accused reportedly claimed that an urgent need to use the restroom explained why they fled the scene.
Police action and charges
Police and Victim’s Family
Sia’s brother said the police action was justified and that Section 307, or attempt to murder, was appropriate. Kiran Bedi also supported the police response.
Accused’s Reported Explanation
The article reports the accused’s court appearance but does not include their detailed response to the police action or the proposed charge.
Key facts
- Case
- Golf Course Road hit-and-run
- Accused
- Kalyan Bainsla and Lovneesh
- Victim
- Sia
- Medical tests
- ECG and X-rays
- Reported symptoms
- Severe body pain, particularly in the knees and pelvic area
- Court
- Gurugram district court
- Potential charge cited
- Section 307, described by Sia’s brother as attempt to murder
Quotes
Sia’s brother
Brother of the hit-and-run victim
“The accused has been arrested, and now that he has no other explanation left, he has started making up excuses--claiming he had an urgent need to use the restroom. The entire country has seen how violently he rammed into her and sped away without even stopping. He is using the excuse of an urgent need to use the restroom; it is unbelievable. Why is he even saying this when everyone knows the truth?”
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“I have just had tests done, including an ECG. I am experiencing severe body pain, especially in my knees and pelvic area, so I also got X-rays taken. The reports are still awaited; once they come in, we will consult the doctor and decide the next course of action.”
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Sources
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