Kalyan Bainsla Gurugram hit-and-run
There has been a major development in the Gurugram hit-and-run case involving a woman biker. Police have arrested Kalyan Bainsla, the accused driver who allegedly rammed his car into the motorcycle on Golf Course Road.
Bainsla was arrested in Rajasthan’s Dausa area on Tuesday, according to reports. His detention followed a police investigation into the incident and analysis of CCTV footage and videos of the collision.
The incident took place on Sunday on Gurugram’s Golf Course Road. A white Maruti Suzuki Ciaz suddenly swerved and struck a woman riding a motorcycle. The impact threw her off the bike and sent her skidding onto the road.
The woman, identified on social media as Sia, was riding an Aprilia RS 457 sports bike. Video footage of the incident later went viral, triggering widespread outrage.
The police initially registered a case under Sections 125 and 281 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. At that stage, the FIR reportedly named an unknown accused, despite police having identified the suspected driver.
Following a detailed examination of CCTV footage and other evidence, police added Section 109 of the BNS, relating to attempt to murder.
Police said the CCTV analysis played an important role in determining the circumstances surrounding the collision. The section carries a provision of up to 10 years’ imprisonment.
Bainsla had earlier denied deliberately hitting the biker. He claimed that he lost control of the car near a U-turn and that the collision was accidental.
The investigation will now focus on establishing the sequence of events and determining whether the collision was deliberate.
Bainsla had earlier told the media that he left the scene because he feared being attacked by the group of bikers. He said members of his family were travelling with him at the time and that he feared for their safety if he stopped.
Sia has rejected that explanation. She has alleged that the car was following her and that the driver deliberately moved towards her motorcycle before hitting it.
She also questioned why the driver did not stop and help her if the collision had genuinely been an accident. Sia said the incident could have resulted in far more serious consequences.
Police will now question Bainsla as part of the investigation. The car involved in the incident was reportedly registered in the name of an Army personnel and had been borrowed by Bainsla shortly before the incident.
The case has drawn considerable attention after videos of the collision circulated widely online. The addition of the attempt-to-murder charge marks a significant escalation in the police investigation.
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