Gurugram police arrest driver Kalyan Bainsla in Sia hit-and-run case

Kalyan Bainsla, the accused driver arrested in connection with the Gurugram hit-and-run involving woman biker Sia, allegedly made another attempt to escape from police custody on Tuesday.According to Gurugram Police, Bainsla tried to flee while being taken by officers after asking for permission to urinate. However, his attempt was unsuccessful as he fell while trying to escape and suffered minor injuries.#WATCH | Gurugram's Golf Course accident case | Accused Kalyan Bainsla was arrested from Dausa, Rajasthan. He is being brought to Gurugram, Haryana. (Video: Gurugram Police) pic.twitter.com/wmyvr5wYDs— ANI (@ANI) September 15, 2026 Police said Bainsla was subsequently taken to a hospital, where he was provided first aid. The incident comes shortly after his arrest from Rajasthan in connection with the case.Video captured Golf Course Road crashThe arrest followed an investigation into a disturbing video of the incident on Golf Course Road. The footage showed a white sedan suddenly swerving towards the left before crashing into Sia, who was riding an Aprilia RS 457 sports bike. The impact sent the helmeted biker crashing to the road, while her motorcycle slid across the surface, producing a trail of sparks.Attempt-to-murder charge addedPolice later analysed CCTV footage and other evidence before adding an attempt-to-murder charge against Bainsla. The offence under Section 109 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita carries a punishment of up to 10 years in prison.'Fortunate My Daughter Survived': Sia’s Father Seeks Attempted Murder Charges In Gurugram Hit-And-Run CaseThe case has triggered widespread outrage, with Sia’s family alleging that the collision was deliberate and demanding stringent action against those responsible. Bainsla has denied deliberately hitting Sia.

In Gurgaon, a female motorcyclist has accused car driver Kalyan Bainsla of intentionally targeting her along Golf Course Road. Arrested by police, Bainsla now faces an attempt to murder charge after CCTV footage captured him signaling her to stop before colliding with her bike. Initially, he stated the crash was accidental and fled out of fear.

The lawyer of Kalyan Bainsla, the driver arrested in connection with the Golf Course Road crash involving woman biker Sia, on Tuesday claimed that the incident was a result of negligence and not a hit-and-run.Speaking to ANI, Bainsla’s advocate Naveen Bainsla alleged that Sia and a group of around 20–30 bikers were racing, speeding and performing stunts on the road. He further claimed that the riders were allegedly provoking other motorists to race or overtake them.Lawyer denies deliberate collisionAccording to the lawyer, the collision occurred because of the high speed of the vehicles. He maintained that both the bikers and Bainsla were at fault, but denied that the accused deliberately rammed his car into Sia’s motorcycle.#WATCH | Gurugram's Golf Course accident case | Palwal, Haryana: Naveen Bainsla, Advocate of accused Kalyan Bainsla, says, "This is not a hit-and-run case; it is a matter of negligence. It happened purely due to overspeeding and reckless behavior—they were racing against each… pic.twitter.com/3o5CHQkQxF— ANI (@ANI) September 15, 2026 Gurugram Hit-and-Run: First Visual Of Accused Driver Kalyan Bainsla After ArrestThe lawyer also rejected allegations that Bainsla was driving under the influence of alcohol, saying the incident took place around 7 am and that he was accompanied by his sister and two cousins.Attempt-to-murder charge addedThe statement came after Gurugram Police arrested Bainsla from Rajgarh in Rajasthan and added Section 109 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, pertaining to attempt to murder, to the FIR. Police had initially registered a case at Sector 56 police station after a video of the incident went viral.Bainsla denies intentionally hitting SiaBainsla, a gym owner who identifies himself as an international kabaddi player, has denied intentionally hitting Sia. She, however, has maintained that the car followed her, hit her motorcycle and fled the spot.

Gurugram Police arrested Kalyan Bainsla, the driver allegedly involved in the hit-and-run of woman biker Sia on Golf Course Road, from Dausa in Rajasthan. In the first visual after his arrest, shared by news agency ANI, Bainsala can be seen being escorted by police officials to Gurugram while covering his face with his palm as media personnel filmed him.#WATCH | Gurugram's Golf Course Road accident case | Accused Kalyan Bainsla has been arrested in Dausa, Rajasthan.As per SHO, Dausa Sadar PS, Yudhishthir, Kalyan Bainsla is being taken to Gurugram. pic.twitter.com/xqHYQeuJDS— ANI (@ANI) September 15, 2026 A police team had reached Dausa and apprehended Bainsala following an investigation into the incident. He is expected to be brought to Gurugram for further questioning and legal proceedings.Attempt-to-murder charge addedThe arrest comes days after police added Section 109 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), pertaining to attempt to murder, to the FIR. The section was added after Sia and her family approached the police seeking stringent action against those responsible.'Fortunate My Daughter Survived': Sia’s Father Seeks Attempted Murder Charges In Gurugram Hit-And-Run CasePolice had initially registered a case at Sector 56 police station after taking suo motu cognisance of a video showing a car hitting the biker. Investigators later analysed CCTV footage and other evidence before adding the attempt-to-murder charge.Family alleges deliberate actSia’s family has alleged that the incident was deliberate and claimed she identified four people inside the car, including two whose faces she could clearly see. Haryana Minister Gaurav Gautam has assured strict action against anyone found guilty.

New Delh: Gurugram Police arrested Kalyan Bainsala, the driver allegedly involved in the hit-and-run of woman biker Sia on Golf Course Road, from Dausa in Rajasthan. A Gurugram Police team reached Dausa and apprehended the accused, who is expected to be brought to Gurugram soon for further questioning and legal proceedings.Driver Traced To DausaThe arrest comes after Gurugram Police added Section 109 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), pertaining to attempt to murder, to the FIR following Sia and her family’s approach to the police seeking stringent action against those responsible.Police had initially taken suo motu cognisance of a video showing a car hitting the female biker and registered a case at Sector 56 police station. Investigators subsequently analysed CCTV footage and other evidence before adding the attempt-to-murder charge.Sia's Family Seeks Strict ActionThe development follows Sia’s family submitting her written statement to the Station House Officer of Sector 56 police station. Police are also recording her detailed statement as part of the investigation.Sia’s family has alleged that the incident was deliberate and sought charges including attempt to murder, hit-and-run and harassment. Her family member Deepankar said Sia had identified four people inside the car and could clearly see the faces of two of them.He also said Sia was experiencing severe muscle pain and physical discomfort following the incident.Haryana Minister Assures ActionMeanwhile, Haryana Minister Gaurav Gautam assured that strict action would be taken against anyone found guilty.“Whoever is found guilty will be apprehended. Whoever the culprit is, even if it happens to be from my own family, they too will be caught,” Gautam said.'What Right Does That Give You To Chase Me?': Victim Sia Breaks Silence, Slams Accused Driver's 'Sympathy Act' In Gurugram Hit-And-Run Case | VIDEO Police Probe UnderwayGurugram Police have said they are committed to taking strict action in the case and warned that lawlessness would not be tolerated.With Bainsala now arrested in Dausa, investigators are expected to bring him to Gurugram and question him as part of the probe into the incident.