'I could've died': Gurgaon biker rebuts driver's 'accident' defence in new video
A female biker in Gurgaon has publicly challenged a driver's claim that a collision between his car and her motorcycle was accidental. She presented video evidence suggesting the driver intentionally targeted her and failed to stop after the crash, sparking a debate on road safety.
Why it matters
The incident has gained significant attention as a case study for road safety, gender-based harassment, and the role of viral video evidence in public accountability.
GURGAON: Woman biker Sia, whose video of a car allegedly hitting her motorcycle on Golf Course Road went viral on Monday, responded late Monday night to the accused driver's claims that the collision was accidental and that bikers were playing the “victim card”.In a video statement shared on Instagram, Sia said the footage clearly showed how the car followed the bikers before the collision and questioned the accused's claim that he had been trying to avoid them.“It is very clear from the original video who was instigating whom. Even if we were changing our speeds frequently, that does not give you the right to chase us all the way. You came and asked me to stop the bike,” she said.She said two separate videos captured the collision from different angles.“One video shows you switching directly from the first to the third lane to hit and then run away.
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