A man accused of colliding with a woman motorcyclist on a busy Gurugram road has broken his silence, firmly denying that he hit the rider intentionally. The incident, which left the woman injured, sparked widespread outrage across Haryana and drew significant media attention.
According to reports, the accused stated that he did not aim to strike the biker deliberately and that the crash occurred during a roadside confrontation. He claimed there was no prior intent to cause harm but admitted to being involved in the collision that resulted in injuries to the woman rider.
The incident took place on a crowded stretch in Gurugram, where road rage incidents have occasionally been reported in recent years. The woman motorcyclist was reportedly riding alone when she was struck by the accused's vehicle. She sustained injuries and was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment.
Local residents and social media users expressed shock at the allegations, with many condemning such aggressive behaviour on city roads. Women's safety groups in the National Capital Region have long raised concerns about harassment and violence against female commuters, particularly women riders who face disproportionate abuse on Indian roads.
The accused has been identified and is expected to be produced before a local court soon. Police have registered a case under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code related to hurt and assault. Investigation teams are working to reconstruct the sequence of events and determine whether the collision was truly accidental or a calculated act.
Legal experts note that proving intent in such cases can be challenging, and the outcome will largely depend on witness statements, CCTV footage, and forensic evidence collected from the scene. The case has reignited debates about road safety and the rising instances of road rage in India's capital region.
