Women Panel Seeks Biker ProtectionThe Haryana State Commission for Women has taken suo motu cognisance of the viral Gurugram hit-and-run video involving woman biker Sia. The commission has directed Gurugram Police to ensure the woman's immediate safety, medical assistance and legal support. It has also asked police to protect the woman and her family from any threat, pressure or harassment. The commission wants the original video, CCTV footage and vehicle records connected to the incident preserved as evidence. The development comes after police arrested the accused, Kalyan Bainsla, and added an attempt-to-murder charge to the case.Why Is Biker Protection Sought?The Haryana Women Commission acted after a video circulating on social media allegedly showed a car hitting a woman rider on Gurugram's Golf Course Road. The commission said the incident raised serious concerns about the woman's life, safety and dignity. It directed the concerned Deputy Commissioner of Police to identify the woman, ensure her protection and provide medical and legal assistance. Police were also asked to identify the driver and registered owner of the vehicle and submit an action-taken report.The commission took suo motu cognisance of the viral video.Police were asked to ensure the woman's safety and medical care.Legal assistance has also been sought for the woman.Protection has been ordered for the woman and her family.Original video and other evidence must be preserved.What Happened On Golf Course RoadThe incident took place on Sunday when Sia was riding her sports bike with other riders on Golf Course Road. A video recorded on a camera mounted on her motorcycle showed a car approaching and colliding with her bike. Sia later shared the footage online and alleged that the car had followed her before the collision. Gurugram Police initially said it was verifying the location and details of the incident. The case subsequently moved forward after the video gained widespread attention. Police booked Kalyan Bainsla under multiple provisions, including an attempt-to-murder charge, and arrested him in Rajasthan on Tuesday. Bainsla has denied intentionally hitting the biker and said he lost control near a U-turn.Also Read: Gurugram Hit And Run Case: Sia Questions Kalyan Bainsla’s RemarkCommission Orders Evidence ProtectionIn its communication to Gurugram Police Commissioner Sibash Kabiraj, the Haryana State Commission for Women asked authorities to preserve the original video, CCTV recordings, vehicle documents and other relevant evidence.The commission also sought prompt legal action and directed police to submit the FIR and related records. It specifically said the woman's identity should not be disclosed except as permitted by law.The commission's directions also cover the woman's family. Police have been asked to ensure that neither she nor her family faces threats, pressure or harassment and to take preventive steps when necessary. A copy of the communication was also sent to Haryana's Director General of Police.Key HighlightsHaryana State Commission for Women has taken suo motu cognisance.Police were directed to provide protection, medical help and legal assistance.The woman's family has also been included in the protection directions.Accused Kalyan Bainsla has been arrested in Rajasthan.An attempt-to-murder charge has been added to the case.Police have been asked to preserve video, CCTV and vehicle evidence.Investigation Continues In GurugramThe Gurugram hit-and-run case has now drawn attention from both law-enforcement authorities and the Haryana State Commission for Women. The commission's latest direction focuses on protecting the woman biker and her family while ensuring that important evidence is preserved. The accused has been arrested, but the investigation and legal proceedings will determine the facts and applicable charges. Authorities have also been asked to ensure that the woman's identity is protected according to law.Disclaimer: This content is only for knowledge purposes and is intended to provide news information.
