Gurugram police launch probe after video shows car ramming woman biker on Golf Course Road

What happened

On Sunday, 13 September 2026, a white sedan chased a group of motorcyclists on Golf Course Road in Gurugram. The rider, who identifies herself as Sia on Instagram (rebelwheels_sia_), was on an Aprilia RS 457 when the car moved in front of her, struck the bike from behind and sent it skidding several metres. Sia’s on‑bike action camera captured the impact, the ensuing drag of her body across the road and the car speeding away without stopping.

Who is involved

• Sia – the injured biker, who posted the footage and appealed for police action. She says the car’s occupants were drunk and repeatedly gestured for her to stop.
• Manish – the registered owner of the vehicle (registration HR30Y4949). He told ANI that a friend, identified as Kalyan Singh from Palwal district, had borrowed the car two days earlier and that he only learned of the crash on the morning of 14 September.
• Gurugram police – DCP Sandeep Kumar (East) and ACP Abhilaksh Joshi confirmed that the police’s Social Media Monitoring Cell intercepted the video on 14 September, filed an FIR at Sector 56 police station and launched a suo motu enquiry.
• Deepak – named by India Today as the alleged driver, though no other outlet corroborates the name.

What the police are doing

Gurugram police have deployed three separate teams to trace the driver and raid possible hide‑outs, according to DCP Sandeep Kumar. The FIR was registered on 14 September, even though no formal written complaint had been filed by Sia. ACP Joshi said the police are monitoring the vehicle’s registration details and will apprehend the driver “at the earliest”. The police’s special cell is also reviewing other rash‑driving cases in the city, with a “zero‑tolerance” stance on road‑rage incidents.

What happens next

The investigation remains ongoing. Police have yet to confirm whether the driver has been identified or arrested. Sia’s video continues to circulate on social media, prompting public calls for stricter enforcement of traffic laws and better safety for women riders. The owner, Manish, maintains that he was not behind the wheel and that the driver has not responded to his attempts to contact him.

Key numbers

• 13 September 2026 – date of the collision.
• 14 September 2026 – date police registered the FIR and launched the suo motu probe.
• HR30Y4949 – registration number of the white sedan.
• Aprilia RS 457 – model of Sia’s sports bike.
• Three – police teams deployed for the manhunt.
• Sector 56 – police station where the FIR was filed.

The case highlights the growing role of social‑media monitoring in Indian law enforcement and the challenges of tracking down hit‑and‑run drivers in a city where traffic incidents are often under‑reported.