Police have arrested Kalyan Bainsla in connection with the alleged hit-and-run involving a woman biker on Gurugram’s Golf Course Road, after tracing him to Dausa in Rajasthan. The arrest follows the circulation of a video of the incident on social media and comes as investigators add an attempt-to-murder charge to the case.
According to the report, Bainsla had been missing since the incident and was being searched for by Gurugram Police. The case concerns an alleged collision involving a car and a biker identified as Siya. Police registered the case after a video of the incident became public, bringing wider attention to the conduct of motorists and bikers on one of Gurugram’s major urban corridors.
Siya has alleged that occupants of the car followed her before the vehicle hit her and left the spot. The report does not provide details of the biker’s medical condition or the precise sections initially invoked by police. The addition of the attempt-to-murder charge marks a significant change in the legal framing of the investigation, although the allegation will have to be established through the police inquiry and subsequent court proceedings.
Bainsla’s lawyer has rejected the allegations and attributed the incident to the conduct and speed of the bikers. Before his arrest, Bainsla told a news channel that a group of about 20 to 22 bikers had been harassing and abusing him. He said the bikers would move ahead of his car and then slow down suddenly, blocking its path and creating a tense situation.
Bainsla also claimed that his family members were travelling in the car. According to his account, he stopped at a red light after the collision, but his brother warned that remaining there could lead to a physical confrontation. He said they left because they were afraid. These claims are part of the accused’s defence and have not been independently established in the supplied report.
The incident places attention on how conflicts between motorists and groups of bikers can escalate on busy city roads. Golf Course Road is a prominent Gurugram corridor carrying private vehicles, two-wheelers and commercial traffic, making the conduct of road users and the response to collisions important questions for urban road safety. The available report, however, does not state whether police have completed a reconstruction of the collision, identified all people seen in the video or recovered additional footage.
Bainsla, who is around 32 years old, is from Tikri Gujar village in Palwal district and is the younger of two brothers. The report identifies his father as a farmer and says Bainsla is married with two children. It also states that he had opened a gym in New Colony, Palwal, in 2020, but the business was later closed after rent arrears. He has been described as a national-level kabaddi player.
The immediate next steps are expected to include questioning the arrested accused and continuing the investigation into the collision, the alleged pursuit and the decision to leave the scene. The final legal position will depend on the evidence collected by police and proceedings before the court.
