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oi-Gaurav Sharma
A woman biker from Gurugram has alleged that she was chased and deliberately hit by a car while riding on Golf Course Road, with the vehicle speeding away after knocking her off her motorcycle and dragging the two-wheeler for several metres.
The incident, which reportedly took place on Sunday, was captured on an action camera mounted on the rider’s Aprilia RS 457. The footage was later shared on Instagram by the biker, who identifies herself as Sia and runs the page ‘rebelwheels_sia_’.
A Gurugram biker named Sia alleges she was chased and deliberately hit by a car on Golf Course Road on Sunday, with the incident captured on her action camera footage. She has appealed to the Gurugram Police for action following the alleged hit-and-run.
Recounting the incident, Sia alleged that the car had been following her and members of her biking group from the beginning of their ride. She claimed that the occupants repeatedly came close to her motorcycle and behaved aggressively.
According to Sia, she asked the occupants to maintain a safe distance, following which they allegedly asked her to stop. She further claimed that the men appeared to be under the influence of alcohol.
Sia said she continued riding rather than stopping, fearing that the car could block her motorcycle. A fellow biker riding behind her also reportedly tried to prevent the vehicle from coming close to her.
Gurugram me ab zombies rehte hai… Thodi si ego hurt hui nai , and that man will kill you right there…
Pata nahi log aisi criminal jagah par croro ke flats kaise le rahe hai.. 🤮 pic.twitter.com/laMJsMMBY3
— 🇮🇳Rohit🇮🇳 (@Rohit_p__) September 14, 2026
The rider alleged that the car continued to follow her and eventually attempted to cut in front of her motorcycle. She claimed the vehicle struck her bike, throwing her off balance, before the driver accelerated away from the spot.
Following the collision, one of Sia’s friends reportedly chased the vehicle and confronted the driver when the car stopped at a traffic signal. According to her account, the driver denied being responsible for the crash and subsequently drove away.
Sia has appealed to the Gurugram Police for action against the driver. She also posted details including the vehicle’s registration number and the name of the registered owner.
The video has since gained significant attention online, with social media users expressing concern over the safety of bikers and demanding action against the alleged hit-and-run driver. Several users tagged the Gurugram Police, Gurugram Traffic Police, Haryana Police and Delhi Police, urging authorities to investigate the matter.
The allegations made by Sia have not been independently verified. Any criminal liability will depend on the findings of the police investigation.
