A new video has emerged in a Gurugram hit-and-run case, showing a rider’s-eye perspective of a collision involving a motorbike. The clip is presented as an additional recording beyond the footage captured by a camera mounted on the victim’s Aprilia RS 457 motorcycle.
According to the rider who posts or shares the new clip, the car appears to be tailgating before the impact and the other driver does not stop after the collision. NDTV reports that the earlier motorcycle-mounted camera captures the crash from the victim’s bike, while the newer recording provides a view from behind, potentially offering a different angle on the lead-up to the incident and the moments immediately after.
Both reports focus on the emergence of this additional footage and its potential to help clarify how the collision occurs. They describe the incident as a hit-and-run in which the rider’s account and the additional perspective differ from the original camera angle, but they do not provide further verified details about charges, investigation status, or court proceedings.
