The Gurugram biker hit-and-run case has taken another turn after victim Shivani Chauhan, also known as Sia, said Kalyan Bainsla’s arrest alone was not enough. The 27-year-old biker has demanded strict action against Bainsla and others she says were present in the car. Bainsla and his cousin Lovneesh were arrested in Rajasthan after police traced them following the viral Gurugram biker video.Police have added attempt to murder, stalking and other provisions to the FIR after examining video evidence and recording Chauhan’s statement. Bainsla’s side, however, has denied that he deliberately hit the biker and has described the incident as negligence.Why Is Sia Seeking Strict Action?Shivani Chauhan told reporters after recording her statement in court that she wanted strict action in the case. She said there were two other people in the car and called for action against them as well. She also said that a quick bail would not amount to strict action from her perspective. Her comments came after police arrested Bainsla and his cousin following a two-day search.Bainsla was arrested in Rajasthan on September 15.His cousin Lovneesh was also arrested.Chauhan has requested strict action in court.Police added Section 109 of the BNS.Sections 78 and 79 were also added to the FIR.What Happened On Golf Course Road?The Gurugram lady biker accident happened on Golf Course Road on September 13. A video shared online showed a car hitting Chauhan’s motorcycle, after which the footage spread widely on social media. Police later took suo motu cognisance and began investigating the incident.According to police, CCTV and other video material were examined during the investigation. The FIR was initially registered under provisions related to rash driving, but investigators later added more serious sections after examining the available evidence and the victim’s statement.Also Read: Kalyan Bainsla Sent To 2-Day Police Custody In Gurugram Hit-And-Run CasePolice Probe Moves ForwardThe latest development is significant because the investigation is no longer limited to the original road-accident allegations. Police have booked Bainsla under Section 109 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for attempt to murder, while Sections 78 and 79 relate to stalking and acts intended to insult a woman’s modesty. These remain allegations under investigation.Police also said Bainsla allegedly tried to escape after his arrest during transit and sustained injuries after falling. The vehicle allegedly involved in the incident, a white Maruti Suzuki Ciaz, has been seized as part of the investigation.Key HighlightsShivani Chauhan has sought strict action in the case.Kalyan Bainsla was arrested in Rajasthan.His cousin Lovneesh was arrested along with him.Attempt-to-murder charges were added after the investigation.The Gurugram biker video became key evidence in the probe.Bainsla’s defence has denied deliberate intent and called the incident negligence.Defence Disputes Deliberate IntentThe case also has a disputed account of how the collision happened. Bainsla previously told the media that the collision was his fault but denied deliberately hitting the biker. His lawyer has also described the incident as negligence and alleged that bikers were speeding, racing or performing stunts.Police have presented a different account, saying their review of the footage indicated that the car was deliberately driven into the motorcycle. The final facts and legal responsibility will be determined through the investigation and court proceedings.ConclusionThe Gurugram biker hit-and-run case continues to develop after Kalyan Bainsla’s arrest and the victim’s demand for strict action. Police are examining video footage, witness statements and other evidence while pursuing the charges added to the FIR. The victim has also called for action against other people she says were inside the car. The defence disputes deliberate intent, making the ongoing investigation and court process important for establishing the facts.Disclaimer: This content is provided only for knowledge purposes and to provide news information.
