Kalyan Bainsla, who rammed woman biker in Gurugram, arrested from Rajasthan

Police have added an attempt-to-murder charge against Kalyan Bainsla after viral videos appeared to show the driver deliberately ramming the car into the biker.Kalyan Bainsla, the car driver accused of chasing and ramming into a woman biker in Gurugram, has been arrested in Rajasthan’s Dausa, marking a major breakthrough in the hit-and-run case that has drawn widespread attention and sparked outrage across the country.Bainsla had been absconding since the incident on Sunday morning, prompting a massive manhunt to trace him. He is now likely to face charges including attempt to murder, among other offences.The incident took place on Sunday on Gurugram’s Golf Course Road, where the woman biker, Shivani Chauhan, was riding with a group of other bikers. According to her account, Bainsla's car began following her, and the occupants appeared to be intoxicated. When she asked them to maintain a safe distance, the car accelerated towards her motorcycle and rammed it from the side. The impact threw her off the bike and sent her skidding several metres along the road.Bainsla, however, has denied deliberately ramming into the motorcycle, claiming he was unaware that a woman was riding the bike. The arrest comes after a significant escalation in the case, with Gurugram Police adding an attempt-to-murder charge after examining viral videos of the incident and considering allegations raised by the victim’s family.Senior Gurugram Police officer Sandeep Malik had earlier said the videos appeared to show the car being deliberately driven into the biker. Police subsequently registered an attempt-to-murder case, following pressure from the biker’s family for strict action against the accused. Speaking exclusively to India Today TV, Bainsla had admitted that his car collided with Sia’s motorcycle but denied intentionally hitting her.He claimed that he lost control of the vehicle near a U-turn and did not stop immediately because he feared being attacked by the group of bikers travelling with Sia. He also claimed that several bikers had repeatedly overtaken his vehicle.Sia, however, alleged that the car had followed her and that the collision was deliberate. Videos recorded from different angles have since emerged as key pieces of evidence in the case.- EndsPublished By: Devika BhattacharyaPublished On: Sep 15, 2026 11:27 IST