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Hit-and-run victim presents multiple pieces of evidence against accused in Gurgaon case
The victim in a road rage incident on Gurgaon's Golf Course Road has presented video footage and physical evidence against the accused. The defendant has denied intentionally striking the motorcyclist.
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Shivaniya Chauhan, the victim in a hit-and-run case on Golf Course Road in Gurgaon, has compiled several pieces of evidence against the accused, Kalyan Bainsla, according to statements made by the motorcyclist.
The evidence presented includes video footage from an action camera mounted on Chauhan's motorcycle as well as impact marks on her bike that corroborate her account of the incident. These materials are expected to play a significant role in the ongoing investigation into the collision.
Balancing the allegations, Bainsla has maintained that he did not intentionally strike the motorcyclist. The accused has disputed the circumstances surrounding the incident, claiming the collision was not deliberate.
The case, classified as a hit-and-run matter, has drawn attention to road safety concerns in the busy commercial and residential area of Gurgaon. Authorities continue to examine the evidence presented by the victim as the investigation progresses.