On camera, car chases, rams woman biker on Gurugram road: 'Kept making hand gestures' | India News - Hindustan Times

**Gurugram hit‑and‑run sparks police probe after woman biker rammed in alleged chase**

On the evening of 19 September, a 27‑year‑old woman riding a sports bike on Golf Course Road in Gurugram was violently thrown from her vehicle when a four‑door sedan, driven by former national‑level kabaddi player **Kalyan Bainsla**, rammed into her from behind. The incident was captured on multiple by‑standers’ smartphones, showing the car accelerating after the biker, who was wearing a helmet, attempted to overtake the vehicle. According to the footage, the driver repeatedly made aggressive hand gestures toward the rider before colliding with her, causing her to lose control and be thrown onto the roadside.

The biker’s friend, who was travelling in a separate car, immediately pursued the offending vehicle, documenting the chase and later confronting Bainsla at a nearby intersection. The friend’s statements to the police indicated that the driver had borrowed the car only two days earlier and that the chase lasted several minutes, with the suspect allegedly shouting profanities while making threatening gestures. Local residents and traffic wardens arrived at the scene within minutes, and the injured biker was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment of multiple bruises and a fractured wrist.

In response to the viral video and public outcry, the Gurugram Police launched a **suo motu** investigation, filing a FIR against Bainsla for rash driving, dangerous act endangering life, and hit‑and‑run. The authorities have seized the vehicle, begun forensic analysis of the dash‑cam footage, and summoned the driver for interrogation. Bainsla, who is a well‑known sports figure in the region, has denied any wrongdoing, claiming the biker cut across his lane abruptly. The case is expected to be heard in the local court next week.