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SIT Confirms Biker Attack Was Not Accident
28 Oct
Summary
- Gurugram hit-and-run victim Shivani was intentionally rammed by a car.
- The accused, Kalyan Baisla, allegedly misbehaved with the biker before the act.
- All charges, including attempt to murder, will be retained in the chargesheet.
A Special Investigation Team (SIT) has determined that the Gurugram hit-and-run incident involving biker Shivani Chauhan was a deliberate act. The probe found that accused Kalyan Baisla intentionally rammed his car into Chauhan's motorcycle after allegedly misbehaving with her. This conclusion refutes Baisla's claim of losing control near a U-turn.
Shivani, also known as "Rebel Wheels Sia" on Instagram, was riding her sports motorcycle on September 13 when a car began following her and occupants made inappropriate gestures. The car then overtook and hit her, causing her to fall and sustain minor injuries. The incident gained attention after Shivani posted a video on social media.
Following his arrest, Baisla admitted fault but denied deliberate intent. However, the SIT's report, submitted to the Police Commissioner, confirms the "calculated, intentional act." The chargesheet, including sections for stalking, insulting modesty, and attempt to murder, is expected to be filed within a week.
