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Gurugram Police Arrest Driver Over Biker Ramming Case

By Drooid · Sep 16, 2026, 4:06 AM UTC · How we work

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Bainsla Arrested

Gurugram police arrested Kalyan Bainsla for ramming a woman biker on Golf Course Road.
The crash occurred on Sunday, September 13, when Bainsla’s Maruti Ciaz hit Shivani Chauhan’s Aprilia RS 457.
Authorities charged Bainsla with attempt-to-murder (Section 109 BNS), rash-driving (Section 281) and causing hurt (Section 125), ten years imprisonment.
Bainsla’s cousin Lavnish Gurjar was arrested in Dausa, Rajasthan, after Bainsla said he fled fearing a biker mob.

Summary

Women Riders Protest

Gurugram police’s social media monitoring cell intercepted the crash video on September 14.
Women riders nationwide voiced safety fears on social media after the incident.
AAP Delhi President Saurabh Bhardwaj condemned the attack as reflecting misogynistic attitudes toward women bikers.
Protective gear, including riding shoes and gloves, prevented Sia from sustaining more severe injuries.
Driver Kalyan Bainsla, a gym owner from Palwal, borrowed the car and fled fearing biker retaliation.

History

Historical Context

The 2012 Delhi gang-rape of a 23-year-old student, dubbed the Nirbhaya case, sparked nationwide outrage and demanded stricter protection for women. The Indian Parliament passed the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act in 2013, adding 13 sections and imposing up to 10 years imprisonment for assault. Delhi Police and the Supreme Court of India subsequently mandated faster registration of FIRs for attacks on women cyclists, echoing today’s Gurugram biker assault. The precedent shows that high-profile violence can trigger policy reforms, suggesting intensified legal scrutiny and protective measures for female riders nationwide.

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Bainsla Arrested

Gurugram police arrested Kalyan Bainsla for ramming a woman biker on Golf Course Road.
The crash occurred on Sunday, September 13, when Bainsla’s Maruti Ciaz hit Shivani Chauhan’s Aprilia RS 457.
Authorities charged Bainsla with attempt-to-murder (Section 109 BNS), rash-driving (Section 281) and causing hurt (Section 125), ten years imprisonment.
Bainsla’s cousin Lavnish Gurjar was arrested in Dausa, Rajasthan, after Bainsla said he fled fearing a biker mob.

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