A new video has surfaced in the Gurugram hit-and-run incident, capturing a different perspective of the moment a car collided with a woman’s motorcycle on Golf Course Road. The footage was shared on Instagram by an acquaintance of the woman, who was riding behind her during the incident. This development adds to the ongoing investigation into the case.
Unlike the camera mounted on the victim’s Aprilia RS 457 sports bike, which captured the collision from her motorcycle, the new recording gives a rider’s-eye view from behind.
The man identified as the alleged driver has been named as Kalyan Bainsla . A post shared by Abhishek Sharma (@youknowabhishek_) The video shows the car moving towards the woman before hitting her motorcycle. The impact throws her off the bike and she can be seen falling and skidding along the road. The acquaintance, who posts on Instagram as youknowabhishek_, alleges that the car driver deliberately hit the woman. In a conversation with NDTV, youknowabhishek_ described how he came to be behind the woman who uses the username rebelwheels_sia_ to post content on motorcycles on Instagram. “I was on the road at that time, and Sia had just crossed me, and I saw that a car was chasing her on the road. And I felt… I mean, a bit strange and odd that a car is chasing her like that, following her. He then decided to move between the car and Sia’s motorcycle. When he moved closer to the car, the driver lowered the window on his side as well and made a gesture which appeared to mean that Sia should stop. “When he rolled down his window, there were… there were three guys in the car. Three people were inside the car, and they were drunk. And the car windows were jet black at that time,” he claimed. The group subsequently reached the area near Central Plaza, where the road changed and the vehicles approached an intersection. youknowabhishek_ alleged that the car accelerated after the turn. “He, from the right to the left, where Sia was. “I saw the situation and panicked, like ‘what should I do, what should I not do? “I knew that he would stop at the red light, there would be someone at the red light, something would happen that he would have to stop. I tried to scream and tell othr riders, ‘Stop him! “I went near the car, fortunately, he rolled down his window and his photo got captured in my camera.
Sia was moving to the side so that the car could pass ahead of her — he hit her, and started to flee,” he said. Because people had already gathered near Sia, but I knew my camera was on, so I started chasing the car driver,. Because he wanted to capture the driver’s face. youknowabhishek_ eventually reached a red light where other riders were present, he said he pursued the car. Because he wanted to document the driver’s identity after the collision, he told NDTV that he had continued recording.
The woman was riding her Aprilia RS 457 sports bike with a group of bikers when a white sedan began following her, according to her family and her own account shared on social media. Unlike the camera mounted on the victim’s Aprilia RS 457 sports bike, which captured the collision from her motorcycle, the new recording gives a rider’s-eye view from behind.
“I don’t think Gurgaon (Gurugram) is safe for girls anymore, The guy hit her Intentionally as you guys can see in this clip, He asked her to Stop but she didn’t For her safety, So he Hit and run her so badly,” his caption read. He was tailgating the bike very closely,” he told NDTV. Initially, he said, he wondered whether the driver might simply have been a follower or someone trying to speak to the woman. The driver then lowered his window and gestured towards the woman, according to him. She responded with a hand gesture which, according to him, indicated that the driver should stay away. He said a vehicle came in front of his motorcycle, forcing him to slow down. At that point, he said, Sia was moving towards the side of the road to allow the car to pass. The car then struck her motorcycle, according to his account. But the situation was so random, no one understood what was happening quickly,” he said. That photograph, he said, is the same image that subsequently became viral on social media.
