A hit-and-run incident on Gurugram’s Golf Course Road has taken a serious legal turn after CCTV footage prompted police to upgrade the case with an attempt-to-murder charge. The accused, Kalyan Bainsla, has since been detained and is expected to be presented before a Gurugram court. Here’s a complete, fact-checked breakdown of what has happened so far.
What Happened in the Gurugram Hit-and-Run Case
A white sedan reportedly struck a woman on a sports bike along Gurugram’s Golf Course Road, and once footage of the moment spread online, police stepped in on their own initiative. The rider, named Sia, was on her Aprilia RS 457 at the time of the crash. Gurugram Police opened a case at the Sector-56 Police Station without waiting for a formal complaint, acting directly on the viral clip.
The man behind the wheel has been named as Kalyan Bainsla.
Attempt to Murder Charge Added After CCTV Review
Investigators initially booked Bainsla under two relatively minor BNS provisions: Section 281, covering rash driving, and Section 125, covering causing hurt. That changed once officers went through the CCTV recordings in detail. Based on what the footage showed, they added Section 109 of the BNS, the attempt-to-murder provision, which can bring a jail term of up to a decade.
Police officer Sandeep Malik described the footage as leaving little doubt that the driver went after the biker on purpose.
Kalyan Bainsla Detained in Rajasthan
Bainsla was tracked down and detained in Dausa, Rajasthan, roughly 250 km from Gurugram. His lawyer, Naveen Baisla, confirmed the development and said his client would be produced before a Gurugram court. Officers noted that formalities to bring him back and place him under arrest were already in motion.
Police also issued a public warning that anyone trying to dodge accountability in this case would face firm consequences, signaling that the probe would continue without leniency.
Victim Sia’s Account of the Incident
Sia came away from the crash with minor physical injuries but described being deeply rattled, telling reporters that the impact left her sore all over. She recounted that the sedan had been tailing her group even before the collision and claimed the driver flashed a thumbs-up along with odd gestures moments before the car swerved into her bike mid-overtake.
She further alleged that whoever was in the car appeared to be drunk and that she had been signaled to pull over just before it happened.
Kalyan Bainsla’s Response
For his part, Bainsla, who identifies himself as a gym owner and an international-level kabaddi player, does not dispute that a crash occurred but insists it wasn’t deliberate. He claimed he had no idea at the time whether the person he hit was male or female.
He expressed remorse over what happened to her but defended his decision to drive away, saying he worried that bystanders would have turned violent if he had stopped on the spot.
What’s Next in the Case
With the attempt-to-murder charge now added, Kalyan Bainsla faces a significantly stiffer legal battle, carrying a potential sentence of up to 10 years if convicted. He is expected to be presented before a Gurugram court following his transfer from Rajasthan.
Gurugram Police have said their investigation, based substantially on CCTV evidence, remains ongoing.
This article is based on verified reports from India Today, CNN-News18, ANI, and other news sources as of September 15, 2026.
