The Gurugram hit-and-run investigation has widened after police issued notices to two more people who were allegedly travelling in the car involved in the collision with biker Sia. The questioning is expected to focus on what happened before and after the vehicle struck the rider near the Sector 53 metro station.
According to information attributed to Gurugram police sources, the car was being driven by Kalyan Bainsla, who was returning from a club with three friends before the incident. Police are examining the role of the people who were travelling with him and have asked two of them to appear for questioning. Their statements will be recorded as part of the investigation.
The police account reported by Live Hindustan says that Bainsla and the biker had spoken before the collision. The two later became involved in an argument near the Sector 53 metro station. Police sources said the dispute continued before Bainsla allegedly followed the biker for around two kilometres and struck her motorcycle.
The reported sequence places the investigation within a busy urban mobility corridor, where metro access roads, private vehicles and two-wheelers operate in close proximity. The available report does not provide details about the exact road, the speed of the vehicle, traffic conditions or whether surveillance footage has been recovered. Those details will need to be established through the police investigation.
Police are also examining whether alcohol consumption was involved. Blood and urine samples of the accused and his friends have been collected and sent for testing, according to the report. The tests are intended to determine whether Bainsla or any of the people travelling with him had consumed alcohol at the time of the collision.
The questioning of the two additional occupants is significant to the investigation because they may be able to provide an account of the dispute, the alleged pursuit and the collision. Their statements, together with medical test results and other evidence collected by police, will form part of the case record.
The police have not, in the material available for this report, released the results of the blood and urine tests or stated whether the two people issued notices have been treated as accused. The next steps are the recording of their statements and the continuation of evidence collection in the Gurugram case.
