Mother-daughter's car smashed on Gurugram stretch where biker Sia Chauhan was rammed
The woman alleged that she was travelling with her 24-year-old daughter when a black Scorpio rammed their grey Maruti-Suzuki Swift at AIT Chowk.
On August 27, a mother-daughter pair in Gurugram was allegedly targeted and their car damaged by a suspect who rammed their vehicle. This incident occurred on Golf Course Road, the same stretch where a Delhi biker, Sia Chauhan, was reportedly rammed on September 13. The police registered a case in the Chauhan incident after a video surfaced, charging the driver with attempted murder.
In the August 27 case, the police registered an FIR, but it was only filed on Tuesday after several requests. The 45-year-old mother, who resides in Sector-55, stated that the incident happened at 10:09 pm. She claimed that an argument ensued, leading the black Scorpio with a temporary registration number to block their grey Maruti-Suzuki Swift at AIT Chowk.
The suspect then allegedly pulled an iron rod from his car, smashed their car's headlight, and fled. The woman expressed her frustration with the police's lack of action, citing the challenge of identifying the car with its temporary registration number. The FIR was registered under sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, including endangering life or personal safety of others, rash driving, and mischief causing damage worth ₹20,000 to ₹1 lakh.
The police officer handling the Sector 56 case, inspector Manoj Kumar, did not respond to HT's inquiries.
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