Gurugram Police have arrested Kalyan Bainsla, the driver accused of ramming his car into a woman biker on Golf Course Road in an incident that went viral after being captured on a helmet camera. Police have added a charge of attempt to murder under Section 109 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) after reviewing CCTV footage and the viral video.
What Happened on Golf Course Road
The incident occurred on September 13 when a woman identified on social media as Sia was riding with a group of bikers on Golf Course Road, Gurugram. A camera mounted on her motorcycle recorded a white Maruti Ciaz moving toward her bike and striking it from behind, throwing her onto the road while her motorcycle skidded across the lane.
Sia later said the car had been following her for some distance and that the driver had repeatedly signalled her to stop before the collision. She alleged the vehicle was being driven aggressively in the moments leading up to the crash.
Video Goes Viral, Police Take Suo Motu Action
Footage from the incident spread rapidly across X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, drawing thousands of shares, comments, and reactions within hours. Posts referencing the case trended under #Gurugram, with multiple verified accounts and local news pages amplifying the clip. In a follow-up video shared after the incident, Sia gave further details of the encounter and the aftermath.
Acting on the viral footage, Gurugram Police took suo motu cognisance and registered an FIR at Sector 56 police station, initially under provisions for rash driving and endangering personal safety.
Attempt-to-Murder Charge Added Under BNS Section 109
Following a closer review of CCTV footage from the stretch of road, investigators added Section 109 of the BNS — India’s attempt-to-murder provision — to the case. This significantly raises the legal stakes for the accused, moving the case from a traffic offence toward a serious criminal charge.
Kalyan Bainsla Arrested in Rajasthan
Police arrested Kalyan Bainsla, a gym owner and former kabaddi player from Palwal, on September 15. According to reports circulating alongside the case, he was traced to Rajgarh in Dausa district, Rajasthan, and taken into custody there.
The car involved was reportedly borrowed from a friend; the vehicle’s registered owner earlier confirmed Bainsla had been driving it at the time of the incident.
The Accused’s Version vs. the Biker’s Account
Before his arrest, Bainsla denied intentionally hitting the biker, telling reporters he lost control of the car near a U-turn and that the collision, while his fault, was not deliberate. He said he left the scene because he feared the group of bikers might retaliate against him.
Sia has rejected this explanation, saying the footage clearly shows the car steering toward her motorcycle before impact, and questioning why the driver did not stop to check on her condition. She noted the collision could easily have caused far more serious injury or death.
Why the Case Is Getting National Attention
The case has resonated widely for three reasons: the collision was captured on camera in real time, it fits into an ongoing conversation about biker safety and road rage in Gurugram’s high-traffic corridors like Golf Course Road, and the rapid escalation from a traffic FIR to an attempt-to-murder charge signals how seriously authorities are treating road-rage violence following public pressure.
Current Status of the Investigation
As of September 15, 2026, Kalyan Bainsla is in custody and police continue to gather evidence, including CCTV recordings from along the route, statements from other bikers in the group, and forensic examination of the vehicle. The final charges and outcome will depend on this ongoing investigation and subsequent court proceedings.
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Key Points
- Woman biker “Sia” was hit by a car on Golf Course Road, Gurugram, on September 13.
- A helmet-cam video of the collision went viral on social media.
- Gurugram Police registered an FIR at Sector 56 police station via suo motu cognisance.
- Attempt-to-murder charge (BNS Section 109) added after CCTV review.
- Accused driver Kalyan Bainsla, from Palwal, arrested in Rajgarh, Dausa (Rajasthan) on September 15.
- The accused denies intent; the victim disputes his account.
- Investigation is ongoing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the accused in the Gurugram hit-and-run case? Kalyan Bainsla, a gym owner and former kabaddi player from Palwal, arrested in Rajasthan on September 15.
Where did the incident take place? On Golf Course Road in Gurugram, Haryana, on September 13.
What charge was added to the case? An attempt-to-murder charge under Section 109 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, added after police examined CCTV footage.
How did the case become public? A camera mounted on the victim’s motorcycle recorded the collision; the footage went viral on X and other platforms, prompting suo motu police action.
Is the investigation still ongoing? Yes. Despite the arrest, police continue collecting evidence and statements.
