A white sedan hit a female biker on Gurugram's Golf Course Road. The car's owner asserts he was out of town, serving in the Indian Army, and that a school friend was driving the vehicle.

  • The owner says he was on army duty and not present in Gurugram.
  • His friend claimed an unknown third party later took the car.
  • Police have not yet contacted the owner; investigation is ongoing.

Incident Overview

On Golf Course Road, Gurugram, a speeding white sedan rammed into a woman biker identified as Sia. According to Sia, she was riding with a group when the car aggressively followed and eventually collided with her bike.

The crash was captured by an action camera mounted on Sia’s bike and quickly went viral on social platforms. The footage shows Sia pleading for the driver to keep a safe distance, only for the sedan to swerve and strike her.

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Car Owner’s Statement

Speaking to India Today TV, the vehicle’s owner disclosed that he is a serving member of the Indian Army and was out of town at the time. "I am not in town and am serving with the Indian Army. My school friend took my vehicle for two days," he said.

He later saw the incident video online. His friend then told him that an almost unknown individual had taken the car from him. "I have spoken to my friend. He has told me he does not know where that person is," the owner added.

Police Response

Gurugram police have opened an investigation but, according to the owner, have not yet reached out to him for statements. Authorities are attempting to trace the driver captured in the viral video.

Why This Matters

BozokMedia analysis shows that such incidents underscore the broader issue of reckless driving and inadequate accountability on Indian roads, posing serious risks to public safety.

"Strict enforcement of speed limits and clear liability rules are essential for road safety," says traffic safety expert Dr. Ajay Singh.
Did You Know?: Over 15 million people in India suffer injuries from traffic accidents each year.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Could the car owner face legal consequences?

A: If investigations reveal he negligently handed over the vehicle, he may be held liable.

Q2: What is Sia’s current condition?

A: She was taken to a nearby hospital, treated for minor injuries, and is reported to be stable.