New Delhi, September 15, 2026 (Yes Punjab News)
Gurugram Golf Course Road hit-and-run victim Sia on Tuesday called for strict action against those who allegedly harass and endanger people on the roads, saying such incidents will continue unless there is a strong fear of the law.
Speaking to IANS, Sia said she had narrated the entire incident to the police and alleged that the occupants of the car were trying to harass and molest her and that there had been an attempt on her life.
“As I showed in the video, he was driving from my side. I told the police everything, how they were trying to harass me, molest me, and how an attempt was made on my life,” she said.
Sia said she had signalled the driver to maintain distance because she feared being hit. She then rode farther away, but alleged that the car continued to chase her.
“I was afraid that they would hit me, so I rode my bike farther away. They were continuously chasing me. Whenever my bike slowed down, they intentionally came and hit me from behind,” she said.
According to Sia, four people were inside the car, and she provided all relevant information to the police.
“Obviously, an attempt-to-murder case should be filed against them. I narrated everything and gave my statement. I want everyone involved to be arrested and strict action to be taken,” she said.
“Until we take strict action, there are so many such people who will roam freely on the roads, hit people and run, hit women and run, or harass them on the roads. Unless we instil fear of the law, such incidents will keep happening,” she added.
Sia said women bikers frequently face harassment while travelling on roads and stressed that her case should not be viewed as an isolated incident.
“Women bikers have to face such things on the roads. This is not the first case of harassment and chasing. I am not the only woman who may have faced such things,” she said.
“When you ask women bikers, they face such things. People chase them and follow them. So, it’s an important incident involving a woman biker. If we do not take action, how many more people will face such incidents in the future?” she added.
Sia, who suffered injuries in the incident, said her helmet and other safety gear helped protect her from more serious harm.
“I had a helmet and a few other things that saved me from a major accident. But I suffered several injuries to my knees and hands,” she said.
She also thanked fellow women bikers for supporting her and urged others who face similar incidents to come forward and report them.
“This is not the only such incident that has happened. I have seen many such incidents in the past. If anyone faces such a situation or incident, they should come forward,” she said.
Meanwhile, Gurugram Police on Tuesday arrested accused driver Kalyan Bainsla from Dausa in Rajasthan. Another accused, Lavnish Gurjar, was also arrested in connection with the case.
Based on CCTV footage, police added an attempt-to-murder charge against the accused driver. The offence carries a provision for imprisonment of up to 10 years.
The incident took place on Sunday on Golf Course Road, where a white sedan was allegedly seen swerving sharply to the right before ramming into Sia, who was wearing a helmet.
According to disturbing CCTV footage, Sia was thrown onto the road after the collision, while her Aprilia RS 457 sports bike slid across the road, producing sparks.
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