Gurugram Road Rage: ‘Did Not Know Rider Was A Woman, Didn’t Hit Intentionally,’ Says Accused
The accused in the alleged road rage incident involving a woman biker on Gurugram’s Golf Course Road has broken his silence, denying that he deliberately rammed his car into her motorcycle. He also claimed that he did not know the rider was a woman at the time of the incident. Speaking to India Today TV, the accused said he did not hit the bikers intentionally and expressed regret over the…
In a road rage incident on Gurugram's Golf Course Road, the accused has admitted to hitting a woman biker's motorcycle but claims he did not intentionally ram her. Abhilaksh Joshi, an ACP in Gurugram, stated that the accused told him the incident was not intentional and expressed remorse over her injuries. According to the witness, Sia, the woman biker, was traveling with a group of bikers when a car began following them and misbehaving with her.
Despite asking the driver to maintain a safe distance, he continued to make aggressive hand gestures, causing Sia to try and move ahead to prevent the car from blocking her path. Her friend also attempted to stop the vehicle from coming alongside her. Eventually, the car swerved and hit her motorcycle from the side, causing her to fall while her bike skidded several meters.
Police have registered an FIR and assured strict legal action once the accused is identified and apprehended.
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