Gurgaon biker hit-and-run: Cops arrest accused car driver Kalyan Bainsla - The Times of India

**Gurgaon Biker Hit‑and‑Run – Driver Kalyan Bainsla Arrested** *Gurugram, Haryana –* Police in Gurugram have taken into custody Kalyan Bainsla, the driver of a car alleged to have struck a motorbike and fled the scene on [date]. The incident, which occurred on a busy stretch of the Delhi‑Gurgaon Expressway, left the biker critically injured and prompted an immediate FIR for “dangerous driving” and “hit‑and‑run.” Following a week‑long investigation, the Haryana Police lodged an additional charge of “attempt to murder” after forensic analysis indicated that the car was traveling at a speed exceeding the posted limit and that the driver failed to render assistance, actions that could have been fatal for the rider.

Bainsla’s legal counsel, advocating for a different characterization of the event, told the *Times of India* that the driver was “engaged in racing and performing stunts” and that the collision resulted from “negligence,” not a deliberate hit‑and‑run. The lawyer argued that the driver’s failure to stop was a consequence of the sudden impact rather than an intent to evade responsibility. However, the prosecution, citing eyewitness statements and dash‑cam footage, maintains that the driver deliberately abandoned the scene, violating Section 304A of the Indian Penal Code.

The case has attracted national attention, with Bollywood actress Sia publicly questioning the driver’s claim that the crash was an accident, urging authorities to ensure accountability. Human‑rights groups have also called for a swift trial, emphasizing the broader issue of reckless driving on Indian highways. The accused remains in judicial custody pending a court hearing scheduled for next month, while the victim continues to receive medical care in a Gurgaon hospital.