Gurugram Hit and Run Case Latest Updates: Kalyan Bainsla and Lavnish, accused in the hit-and-run in Gurugram, Haryana, were sent to 2-day police custody.
Updated: September 17, 2026, 3:05 PM IST
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Gurugram hit-and-run case: Accused Bainsla was drunk, chased biker Siya for 2-KM, big revelation in SIT investigation (File)
Gurugram hit and run case: Kalyan Bainsla and his brother-in-law Lavnish, accused in the Gurugram hit-and-run case, were on Wednesday sent to two-day police custody by a local court, police saidOn the other hand, an SIT team has been formed to investigate the accident and its initial investigation has revealed a big disclosure.
Gurugram Police Commissioner Sibash Kaviraj has announced the formation of a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the case which will work under the leadership of Assistant Commissioner of Police (Crime against Women) Sushila DeviThe team will include Inspector Manoj Yadav, Station House Officer, Sector 56, Vinay, Sub-Inspector in charge of CIA Sohna and two Assistant Sub-Inspectors Jagbir and Narender of Sohna Crime Unit.
SIT findings
According to media reports, the SIT investigation has revealed that the accused Kalyan Bainsla was driving the car himself at the time of the incident and three other friends were also present in the car with BainslaHis cousin Lavnish was sitting next to himLavnish has also been arrested in this incidentIt is alleged that it was Lavneesh who instigated the main accused Kalyan Bainsla to chase the woman biker Shivani ChauhanAt present, the police have taken blood and urine samples of the accusedInvestigations revealed that the accused had partied at the club the night before the incident.
Investigations have also revealed that on the morning of September 13, there was an argument between the accused and the bikersThe accused and Shivani, a woman biker, first got into an argument near the Sector-53 metro station and then the accused chased the woman biker for about two kmOn the other hand, a chaiwala in the case had also talked to the media as an eyewitness and gave information about the incidentThe eyewitness had told that there was an argument and argument between the biker and the accusedThe police are now also examining the CCTV footage of the vicinity.
At present, the police have dramatised the crime scene and the next hearing will be held on September 18 after the two-day remand is overThe police have also issued notices to two other accused in the car asking them to join the investigation.
On September 13, Kalyan Bainsla, a gym operator from Palwal, hit the motorcycle of Delhi biker Shivani Chauhan alias Siya with his car on Golf Course Road in GurugramDue to the collision, Shivani fell on the road and dragged for a long distance, its video was also revealed.
During his appearance on Wednesday, defence counsel Lalit Bindal argued, “The court today granted the application seeking two-day police custody and handed them over to the police for two daysBainsla (33) and Lavneesh (34) were arrested from Rajgarh in Rajasthan on Tuesday.”
Shivani, 27, said Bainsla’s arrest was not enoughTalking to the media after recording her statement in the district court on Tuesday night, Shivani also hit back at Bainsla’s relative Kamal’s claim that she was pretending to be a victimHe said that if Bainsla gets bail within three days, it cannot be considered as strict action.
“There were two other people in the carThey should also be arrestedThey should be punishedIf this does not happen, such incidents will continue to happen,” said Kamal, Kalyan Bainsla’s cousin in an interview to PTI Video“The girl is pretending to be a victimShivani objected to the allegation that she was doing all this to increase followers.
Victim had contested Delhi election
On the other hand, the victim Shivani said, “I contested the municipal corporation elections from Kalkaji in Delhi in 2022I was the youngest candidateEveryone in Delhi knows meAfter the incident, I did not want to reveal my identity but now it has been exposedI will stand firm for myselfI don’t care what his followers are sayingTheir mentality is wrong,” she said.
