The family of Gurugram biker Shivani Chauhan, known as Sia, has urged police to arrest the two remaining suspects in the September 13 road-rage case. Two accused, Kalyan Bainsla and his cousin Lovneesh Gurjar, have already been arrested and were sent to two days of police custody. Sia’s family said their demand is about the alleged crime and not any caste or community dispute. A five-member Special Investigation Team (SIT) is examining the case, including the events leading to the collision on Golf Course Road.Why Family Wants More ArrestsSia’s family says four people were inside the car during the incident and wants police to take action against the other two as well. Her father, Roshan Chauhan, said the family is relying on the investigation and expects the police to establish each person’s role through evidence. The family has also said that the matter should be treated as a crime case rather than a dispute involving any particular community.Kalyan Bainsla has been arrested in Rajasthan.Lovneesh Gurjar was also taken into custody.Sia says four people were present in the car.Police are investigating the roles of the remaining two.A five-member Haryana Police SIT is handling the probe.Gurugram Crash Investigation ContinuesThe incident occurred on Golf Course Road when Sia was riding her Aprilia RS 457 with other bikers. Video footage from cameras on the motorcycle and other sources showed a white Maruti Suzuki Ciaz following the group before colliding with Sia’s bike. Police later seized the car, which investigators said had been borrowed by Bainsla from its owner.Bainsla and Gurjar were arrested near Rajgarh in Rajasthan after police traced them following the incident. A court granted two days of police custody to help investigators reconstruct the sequence of events and locate other suspected participants. Police have also added serious charges, including attempt to murder, based on the investigation and available footage.Also Read: Gurugram Hit-and-Run Case: Bainsla Allegedly Chased Biker For 2 KMSIT Examines All EvidenceThe Haryana Police formed a five-member SIT on September 16 to investigate the Gurugram road-rage case. The team includes senior officers from the Crime Against Women unit, Sohna Crime Branch and Sector 56 police station. Investigators are examining CCTV footage, video recordings, statements and other evidence to establish what happened before and after the collision.Key HighlightsSia’s family has demanded the arrest of two remaining suspects.Kalyan Bainsla and Lovneesh Gurjar are already in custody.Police have formed a five-member SIT for the investigation.The case involves a collision on Gurugram’s Golf Course Road.Police are examining the alleged roles of everyone inside the car.The investigation and legal proceedings are continuing.Family Says Fight Is Against CrimeSia’s father and brother have publicly stressed that their family does not want the case to become a caste-based dispute. They have said their focus is on the alleged crime and on ensuring that the investigation covers everyone believed to have been involved. The family has also expressed support for the police investigation and said it will accept the court’s decision.The two arrested accused have already appeared before the court after their police remand, while investigators continue efforts to trace the other two suspects. The final responsibility of each accused will be determined through the investigation and judicial process.Disclaimer: This article is provided only for news and knowledge purposes and is based on information available from police statements and reliable reports at the time of publication.
