The quiet of Gurugram's Golf Course Road shattered on Sunday when a woman biker found herself in a nightmare scenario—pursued, rammed, and thrown from her motorcycle by an aggressive driver who then fled the scene. The entire harrowing encounter was captured on her bike-mounted camera, footage that has since spread across social media and triggered an official police investigation.

Key facts

  • Incident occurred September 13, 2026 on Golf Course Road, Gurugram
  • Rider Sia was thrown from her Aprilia RS 457 motorcycle
  • White car with registration HR30Y4949 fled the scene
  • Police have launched suo motu enquiry without formal complaint

A terrifying pursuit

According to Sia, who runs the Instagram page 'rebelwheels_sia_', the trouble began when a white car started chasing her and her biking group. The vehicle repeatedly came dangerously close to her motorcycle, its occupants behaving aggressively. She signaled for them to maintain distance, but instead they demanded she stop. Sia described the men as appearing intoxicated.

She continued riding, trying to prevent the car from blocking her path while a friend riding behind attempted to shield her. The pursuit escalated until the driver attempted to cut in front of her motorcycle. The impact was brutal—the car hit the bike horizontally, throwing Sia off and sending her motorcycle sliding several meters along the road.

Police response and investigation

Gurugram Police have taken the unusual step of launching a suo motu enquiry into the incident. Gurugram East DCP Sandeep Kumar confirmed they are analyzing the viral video footage to trace both the car driver and the victim. "We have not received any formal complaint from the creator," Kumar told The Hindu, "but we are launching a suo motu enquiry and will book a case based on the findings."

"I have nothing to say, but today I felt unsafe on Gurugram roads. People like these aren't afraid of hitting people and running away,"

Sia's words carry the weight of someone who has experienced the terrifying reality of road aggression. Her demand for action echoes across social media platforms where users have been tagging Gurugram Police, Gurugram Traffic Police, and Haryana Police, seeking accountability.

Vehicle identification and history

The video clearly identifies the vehicle as bearing registration number HR30Y4949. An e-challan check reveals two pending challans against the vehicle totaling ₹2,000—one from February 2023 for a road-marking violation and another from December 2025 for wrong parking.

In a dramatic twist, one of Sia's friends actually chased down the car after the crash, confronting the driver at a traffic signal. The driver denied responsibility and drove away, leaving the biker community shaken and demanding justice for what they see as a blatant case of road violence.