Biker Sia Challenges Claims of Car Driver in Gurugram Incident: 'Why Didn't You Stop?'

Sia Responds to Accusations

New Delhi: Sia, an Instagram influencer and motorcycle enthusiast, has firmly rejected the narrative put forth by Kalyan Bainsla, the individual accused of colliding with her motorcycle in Gurugram, Haryana. She questioned his assertion of feeling 'sorry' for her following the incident.

In a nearly three-minute video shared on social media, Sia addressed Bainsla's remarks made during an interview, emphasizing that the incident's footage contradicts his version of events.

The video opens with a segment of Bainsla speaking to a reporter, where he claimed ignorance about the biker's gender and suggested that only one perspective of the incident was shared. He also raised questions about the absence of videos featuring one of Sia's male companions.

Sia responded, stating, "If you truly felt remorse for me, why didn’t you stop? I could have been seriously injured or worse."

She challenged his claim that she and her fellow bikers were erratically speeding up and slowing down.

“He claims we were repeatedly accelerating and decelerating on the road. However, my footage clearly indicates who was actually trying to corner whom,” she asserted.

Sia further questioned why the occupants of the car continued to pursue them if they genuinely believed the bikers were acting inappropriately.

“If you thought we were speeding up and slowing down, why did you chase me the entire way?” she asked.

She dismissed Bainsla’s assertion of being unaware that a woman was riding the motorcycle, stating that he had come close enough to see her hair and had gestured for her to stop.

Sia also challenged his claim regarding the limited number of videos available, noting that one recording shows the car veering into the third lane before colliding with her motorcycle and fleeing the scene.

Another video from her camera captures the car crossing lanes, hitting her bike, and dragging her before she fell onto the road.

“If you genuinely felt sorry for me, why didn’t you stop?” she reiterated, arguing that the driver should have checked on her well-being.

She expressed that the consequences could have been dire, potentially resulting in broken bones or even death.

Sia criticized what she termed a 'display of sympathy' following the alleged failure to stop at the scene.

She highlighted that incidents like this contribute to a pervasive sense of insecurity among women on the roads of Delhi and Gurugram.

“I feel ashamed of those who claim their families are suffering because of this. They should consider that they have sisters and women in their families. Women feel extremely unsafe due to such behavior in Delhi and Gurugram,” she stated.

Sia recounted that on September 13, while riding her Aprilia RS 457 with a group of bikers, a white car began following them on Golf Course Road. In her complaint to the Gurugram Police, she alleged that the car's occupants appeared intoxicated and attempted to harass her.

She claimed that the car eventually cut her off and struck her motorcycle, dragging it for nearly 300 meters before the occupants fled.

Her friends attempted to pursue the vehicle but were unable to stop it.

Sia has called for stringent action against those involved.

According to her brother, while Sia escaped serious injuries, she is currently suffering from significant muscle pain, body aches, and abrasions, as police proceed with an FIR that includes charges of harassment, attempted murder, and hit-and-run.