Kalyan Bainsla, the accused in the Gurugram hit-and-run case involving woman biker Sia, has been sent to two-day police custody. A local court passed the order on Wednesday, with custody continuing until September 18. Police plan to question Bainsla and his cousin Lovneesh as they investigate the Golf Course Road incident. Investigators also plan to recreate the crime scene to understand the sequence of events. The case includes an attempt-to-murder charge along with other provisions under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.Why Was Bainsla Sent To Police Custody?Kalyan Bainsla has been given two days of police custody so investigators can question him about the incident and examine evidence collected so far. The police also plan to recreate the scene of the alleged collision on Golf Course Road. The case began after video footage of a car hitting a woman biker went viral online. Police later arrested Bainsla and his cousin Lovneesh in Rajasthan and brought them into the investigation.Bainsla was arrested in Rajasthan on Tuesday.He has been sent to police custody until September 18.Police plan to recreate the incident at the location.His cousin Lovneesh is also being questioned.The FIR includes Section 109 of the BNS.What Happened On Golf Course Road?The incident took place on Gurugram’s Golf Course Road when a woman biker, identified in reports as Shivani Chauhan or Sia, was riding her Aprilia RS 457. Police said CCTV and other footage were examined after videos of the incident spread online.The police investigation later led to the addition of Section 109 of the BNS, relating to attempt to murder. Sections 78 and 79 were also added following the woman’s statement, relating to stalking and acts intended to insult a woman’s modesty. These are allegations under investigation and have not been established by a court.Also Read: Gurugram Hit-and-Run Case: Haryana Women Panel Seeks Biker ProtectionPolice Continue InvestigationThe latest custody order gives investigators additional time to question the accused and examine the circumstances surrounding the collision. The planned crime-scene recreation could help police compare the available video evidence with the positions and movements involved in the incident.Police have also seized the car allegedly involved in the incident. Bainsla was arrested in Rajasthan after police teams tracked him following the viral videos and subsequent investigation.Key HighlightsKalyan Bainsla has been sent to two-day police custody.The custody period will continue until September 18.Police plan to recreate the alleged incident on Golf Course Road.Bainsla and his cousin Lovneesh were arrested in Rajasthan.Section 109 of the BNS was added to the case.The vehicle involved has been seized by police.Investigation Enters Crucial StageThe Gurugram Hit And Run Case has now moved into a detailed investigation phase following Bainsla’s arrest and court-ordered custody. Police are expected to question the accused about the events before and after the collision while checking the available CCTV and video evidence.Police had earlier said Bainsla allegedly attempted to flee after his arrest in Rajasthan and suffered minor injuries after falling during the escape attempt. He was given first aid before being taken back into custody, according to officials.ConclusionKalyan Bainsla’s two-day police custody is the latest major development in the Gurugram Hit And Run Case.Investigators will now question the accused and recreate the reported collision to gather more evidence.The case remains under investigation, while the serious charges against Bainsla are yet to be decided by a court.Further police findings and court proceedings will determine how the case develops from here.Disclaimer: This content is provided only for knowledge purposes and to provide news information.
