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Video Proves Gurugram Biker Attack Was Intentional
3 Nov
Summary
- Two men charged with attempted murder for ramming a woman biker.
- Helmet camera footage revealed the collision was deliberate, not accidental.
- Investigators used extensive CCTV and dashcam evidence in the prosecution.
Gurugram Police have filed a charge sheet against two men, Kalyan Baisla and Lavnish, for allegedly attempting to murder a woman biker by deliberately ramming her vehicle. The incident, which occurred on September 13, was captured by the victim's helmet-mounted camera and other devices, transforming it from an apparent accident to a severe criminal case.
Investigators meticulously reviewed footage from over 15 locations, including public and private cameras, along with the victim's dashcam. This evidence led a Special Investigation Team to conclude that the collision was a calculated, intentional act. The accused allegedly followed the victim and her friends, made obscene gestures, and then intentionally struck her motorcycle before fleeing the scene.
The men were arrested on September 15 and have been denied bail. They face charges under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, including physical and digital stalking, insulting a woman's modesty, and attempted murder with common intention. The use of compelling video evidence has been pivotal in this prosecution, ensuring the case moves forward as an attempted murder trial rather than a simple accident.
