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3 Gurugram police teams search for accused in case of woman biker hit by car

The impact of the collision was so forceful that it threw the woman off her bike, while the motorcycle was dragged several metres along the Golf Course road in Gurugram on Sunday.

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New Delhi: Gurugram Police have started a search for the driver who hit a woman biker with his white sedan in Golf Course Road on Sunday before driving away. The impact of the collision was so forceful that it threw the woman off her sports bike, while the motorcycle was dragged several metres along the road. 

“Today was a Sunday ride and I was driving with my biker friends from Golf Course road. This car came there and started chasing me,” the woman, Sia, said in the video.

In the video, Sia says that the driver made some gestures when she asked him to maintain some distance. She claimed the men were drunk and she drove ahead so that they couldn’t stop their car in front of her bike. 

“At the same time, my friend on another bike tried to cover me from behind so that the car couldn’t come near me,” she said in the video. But the driver kept chasing her.

Then, he sped up, hit her bike from the side and drove off. Sia’s friend kept chasing the car and confronted the driver at the red light. But after a brief altercation, he drove away, she said.

 

The video has amassed over 8 million views and thousands of comments. In the video caption, Sia writes, “I have nothing to say but today I felt unsafe on Gurugram roads. People like these aren’t afraid of hitting people and running away.”

She also mentioned the vehicle details with the name Charan Singh.

The Gurugram police reached out to the woman on social media but initially did not receive any response.

Now, an FIR has been registered under section 281 (rash driving) at Sector 56 police station in Gurugram. The accused has been identified and three teams have been deployed to catch him. Raids are being conducted at the accused’s locations, Gurugram Police tweeted. 

“We are investigating the matter and have also reached out to the owner of the accused vehicle,” said SHO Manoj Kumar. 

(Edited by Stela Dey)

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