Gurgaon hit-and-run accused injured after 'trying to escape' police custody
Kalyan Singh Bainsla, the primary suspect in a Gurgaon hit-and-run case, was injured while attempting to escape police custody in Rajasthan. Police have since added attempt-to-murder charges to the FIR following a review of CCTV footage and the victim's statement.
Why it matters
The case highlights ongoing concerns regarding road safety and the legal accountability of individuals involved in violent traffic incidents.
GURGAON: The accused in the Golf Course Road hit-and-run case was injured after he allegedly tried to flee from police custody following his arrest in Rajasthan, police said on Tuesday.Kalyan Singh Bainsla fell while attempting to escape and was apprehended by the police again, officials said.Police spokesperson Sandeep Turan said Bainsla told investigators that he wanted to urinate before attempting to flee. He allegedly ran away but fell and sustained injuries before police caught him again.Bainsla and his cousin Lavish were arrested in Rajasthan after police traced them in connection with the case involving a woman biker who was allegedly rammed by a car on Golf Course Road.According to police, Bainsla had borrowed the car from a friend and allegedly used it in the incident.
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