<p>After the man accused of hitting a woman biker with his car expressed sympathy for her, the victim biker questioned his claim, saying, "If you felt so sorry for me, then why didn't you stop? I could have died on the spot." Her statement came after the accused, identified as Kalyan Bainsla, stated that he was not aware whether the biker was a man or a woman.</p><p><br>He further accused that only one side of the incident is being shown, questioning why videos involving one of her male friends had not surfaced. "I felt very sorry for that girl," he was heard saying in the interview shared by Sia's while speaking in a video shared on Instagram.</p><p><br>In response, the Instagram creator 'rebelwheels_sia_' reportedly challenged the real events, targeting his claim of feeling sympathy for her, and stated that the videos of the crash clearly show what happened during the incident. In her video post, Sia also said, “He is saying that we were repeatedly speeding up and slowing down on the road. But I think my entire video clearly shows who was actually trying to corner whom.”</p>

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<p>She questioned why the occupants of the car would keep tailing her over such a long stretch if they genuinely believed the bikers were behaving in that manner. "If you felt we were speeding up and slowing down repeatedly, then what was the reason for chasing me throughout the route?" she asked.</p><p><br>Sia also dismissed Bainsla's assertion that he was unaware a woman was riding the motorcycle. "That is simply not possible. You saw my hair. You came close to me. You made gestures. You signalled for me to stop the bike. And now you are saying you did not even know a woman was riding it," she said. She also responded to Bainsla's comments that there were around 22 to 23 people present and that only two videos had emerged. "I do not understand why those two videos are not enough in a hit-and-run case," she said.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also read:</strong> <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/indian-origin-woman-nepali-american-friend-crushed-to-death-by-subway-train-in-new-york-1789457984588">Indian-origin woman, Nepali-American friend crushed to death by subway train in New York</a></p><h3>Car driver detained for attempt to murder</h3><p>Meanwhile, the car driver Kalyan Bainsla has been detained in Dausa in Rajasthan. Gurgaon Police on Tuesday (September 15) confirmed that an attempt-to-murder case has been filed against the accused for ramming his car into a woman riding a sports bike on Golf Course Road on Sunday.</p><p><br>Police sources said the car allegedly involved in the incident is registered in Palwal and belongs to an Army personnel currently stationed in Assam. According to them, the accused driver, Kalyan Bainsla, had borrowed the white Maruti Suzuki Ciaz from him two days prior to the incident.</p><p><br>Senior police sources added that Bainsla runs a gym in Palwal and is a former kabaddi player. Police spokesperson, ASI Sandeep Kumar, said, “After a thorough investigation and intensive analysis of CCTV footage, police added Section 109 of the BNS (attempt to murder), which carries a provision of up to 10 years' imprisonment. The accused car driver, Kalyan Bainsla, who is now named in the FIR, will be arrested soon. Gurgaon Police is committed to strict action against the accused.”</p>

Woman biker Sia rejected accused Kalyan Bainsla's claims of sympathy and ignorance of her gender after he rammed his car into her on Gurgaon's Golf Course Road. Bainsla, detained in Dausa, faces attempt-to-murder charges. The borrowed car belongs to an Army officer posted in Assam.

After the man accused of hitting a woman biker with his car expressed sympathy for her, the victim biker questioned his claim, saying, "If you felt so sorry for me, then why didn't you stop? I could have died on the spot." Her statement came after the accused, identified as Kalyan Bainsla, stated that he was not aware whether the biker was a man or a woman. He further accused that only one side of the incident is being shown, questioning why videos involving one of her male friends had not surfaced. "I felt very sorry for that girl," he was heard saying in the interview shared by Sia's while speaking in a video shared on Instagram. In response, the Instagram creator 'rebelwheels_sia_' reportedly challenged the real events, targeting his claim of feeling sympathy for her, and stated that the videos of the crash clearly show what happened during the incident. In her video post, Sia also said, “He is saying that we were repeatedly speeding up and slowing down on the road. But I think my entire video clearly shows who was actually trying to corner whom.”

<p>Woman biker Sia rejected accused Kalyan Bainsla's claims of sympathy and ignorance of her gender after he rammed his car into her on Gurgaon's Golf Course Road. Bainsla, detained in Dausa, faces attempt-to-murder charges. The borrowed car belongs to an Army officer posted in Assam.</p>

'If you felt sorry, why didn't you stop?': Gurugram woman biker slams accused's sympathy claim

<p>Two men reportedly killed a 24-year-old delivery agent in Gurugram, Haryana, and blanketed his remains inside an iron trunk following a dispute related to an illicit relationship. The incident occurred in Sector-54 area, and it is believed that the murder was committed three to four days before the body was found.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In connection with the case, police later arrested both the accused, Sonu Kumar (19) and Mohammad Miraj (20), who are natives of Bihar, news agency PTI reported. During questioning, Sonu reportedly admitted to being involved in an illicit relationship with the victim's wife, Sunita. Police said the victim, Aman, had discovered the affair, which led to a confrontation between them.</p><p><br>"Sonu was afraid that Aman might take revenge. So he hatched a plan and murdered him on April 25 at around 6:30 am when he was alone in the Banjara market area," the police said. Investigators further stated that Sonu and Miraj had jointly planned the murder. During interrogation, they reportedly confessed that one restrained Aman by holding his legs while the other strangled him.</p><p><br>After the killing, the accused allegedly placed the body in an iron trunk, locked it, and fled the scene, police said. After the remains were recovered, police discovered injuries on the victim's neck and burn marks on his face.</p><h3>Wife calls husband's brother</h3><p>Aman, a native of Saharsa, had been living in Gurugram with his wife. He worked as a delivery agent, while Sunita was employed as a domestic worker. Police added that she had left for work early on the day the incident occurred.</p><p><br>On Sunday evening, Sunita made a call to Aman's brother, informing him that one of Aman's friends had murdered him. Soon after the call, Aman's brother reached the site and informed the police. In his written complaint, the victim's brother said Sunita informed him that Sonu had killed his brother and locked the body in a box. When the elder brother reached the spot, he discovered the body inside the trunk.</p><p><br>Acting on the complaint, police first registered a case against unidentified persons. As the probe progressed, Sonu Kumar and Mohammad Miraj were identified as suspects and subsequently taken into custody.</p><p><br>According to investigators, the victim and the accused were living together. Tensions had reportedly escalated after Aman discovered the alleged relationship between his wife and Sonu, leading to a dispute a few days, around three to four, before the murder.</p><p><br>Both accused are currently under interrogation. Police added that Aman's wife is also being questioned on suspicion, and she may be arrested if evidence confirms her involvement in the crime.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><strong>Also read:</strong> <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/mystery-deaths-family-of-four-dies-after-eating-watermelon-1777297555570">Mystery deaths: Family of four dies after eating watermelon</a></p>

A 24-year-old delivery agent was allegedly murdered in Gurugram by two men over an illicit relationship. The accused strangled him, hid the body in a trunk, and fled. Police later arrested both suspects, while the victim’s wife is also being questioned.

Two men reportedly killed a 24-year-old delivery agent in Gurugram, Haryana, and blanketed his remains inside an iron trunk following a dispute related to an illicit relationship. The incident occurred in Sector-54 area, and it is believed that the murder was committed three to four days before the body was found. In connection with the case, police later arrested both the accused, Sonu Kumar (19) and Mohammad Miraj (20), who are natives of Bihar, news agency PTI reported. During questioning, Sonu reportedly admitted to being involved in an illicit relationship with the victim's wife, Sunita. Police said the victim, Aman, had discovered the affair, which led to a confrontation between them. "Sonu was afraid that Aman might take revenge. So he hatched a plan and murdered him on April 25 at around 6:30 am when he was alone in the Banjara market area," the police said. Investigators further stated that Sonu and Miraj had jointly planned the murder. During interrogation, they reportedly confessed that one restrained Aman by holding his legs while the other strangled him. After the killing, the accused allegedly placed the body in an iron trunk, locked it, and fled the scene, police said. After the remains were recovered, police discovered injuries on the victim's neck and burn marks on his face. Wife calls husband's brother Aman, a native of Saharsa, had been living in Gurugram with his wife. He worked as a delivery agent, while Sunita was employed as a domestic worker. Police added that she had left for work early on the day the incident occurred. On Sunday evening, Sunita made a call to Aman's brother, informing him that one of Aman's friends had murdered him. Soon after the call, Aman's brother reached the site and informed the police. In his written complaint, the victim's brother said Sunita informed him that Sonu had killed his brother and locked the body in a box. When the elder brother reached the spot, he discovered the body inside the trunk. Acting on the complaint, police first registered a case against unidentified persons. As the probe progressed, Sonu Kumar and Mohammad Miraj were identified as suspects and subsequently taken into custody. According to investigators, the victim and the accused were living together. Tensions had reportedly escalated after Aman discovered the alleged relationship between his wife and Sonu, leading to a dispute a few days, around three to four, before the murder. Both accused are currently under interrogation. Police added that Aman's wife is also being questioned on suspicion, and she may be arrested if evidence confirms her involvement in the crime. Also read: Mystery deaths: Family of four dies after eating watermelon

<p>A 24-year-old delivery agent was allegedly murdered in Gurugram by two men over an illicit relationship. The accused strangled him, hid the body in a trunk, and fled. Police later arrested both suspects, while the victim’s wife is also being questioned.</p>

Gurugram murder: Delivery agent killed by wife's lover, body stuffed in trunk; 2 arrested

<p>A 25-year-old married woman was shot at inside a club in Gurugram after she allegedly refused a marriage proposal, police said on Thursday, December 25. The incident took place in the early hours of December 20 on MG Road, a busy nightlife area in the city. The victim survived the attack and is undergoing treatment at a private hospital.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>As per the police, the woman was initially unfit to give a statement due to her injuries. The case came to light after her husband, a resident of Najafgarh in Delhi, filed a complaint. He told police that his wife, Kalpana, worked at a club in Gurugram and had called him around 1 am on December 20 to inform him that she had been shot.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h2><strong>What police said about the Gurugram club shooting</strong></h2><p>Police officials said they received information about a woman injured in a firing incident and then rushed to the hospital where she had been admitted. Based on the complaint, an FIR was registered at DLF Sector 29 police station.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The accused, identified as Tushar, had known his wife and had earlier visited their house around a month ago, where an argument took place before he left.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>During investigation, police found that Tushar alias Jonty, aged 25, was a resident of Sangam Vihar in Delhi. He was arrested along with his friend Shubham alias Jony, aged 24, also from Sangam Vihar. The arrests were made from Baraut in Uttar Pradesh during a joint operation by the Crime Branch Sector 40 team and MG Road police.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h2><strong>Proposed marriage multiple times</strong></h2><p>In the police interrogation, Tushar told investigators that he had befriended the woman around six months ago and wanted to marry her. However, she repeatedly refused his proposal, saying she was already married and that he was “<strong>just a friend</strong>”. Despite her refusal, Tushar continued to pursue her.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>On the night of December 19, police said Tushar and Shubham went to the club where the woman worked. He allegedly proposed marriage again, and when she refused, he opened fire at her. The woman sustained injuries and was rushed to hospital by staff members.</p><p>Police confirmed that both accused are currently in custody and are being questioned. Officials said further investigation is underway to establish the sequence of events and recover the weapon used in the crime.</p>

A 25-year-old woman was shot inside a Gurugram club after she allegedly refused a marriage proposal. The incident occurred in a club on MG Road. The victim survived and is hospitalised. Police arrested two accused.


A 25-year-old married woman was shot at inside a club in Gurugram after she allegedly refused a marriage proposal, police said on Thursday, December 25. The incident took place in the early hours of December 20 on MG Road, a busy nightlife area in the city. The victim survived the attack and is undergoing treatment at a private hospital. As per the police, the woman was initially unfit to give a statement due to her injuries. The case came to light after her husband, a resident of Najafgarh in Delhi, filed a complaint. He told police that his wife, Kalpana, worked at a club in Gurugram and had called him around 1 am on December 20 to inform him that she had been shot. What police said about the Gurugram club shooting Police officials said they received information about a woman injured in a firing incident and then rushed to the hospital where she had been admitted. Based on the complaint, an FIR was registered at DLF Sector 29 police station. The accused, identified as Tushar, had known his wife and had earlier visited their house around a month ago, where an argument took place before he left. During investigation, police found that Tushar alias Jonty, aged 25, was a resident of Sangam Vihar in Delhi. He was arrested along with his friend Shubham alias Jony, aged 24, also from Sangam Vihar. The arrests were made from Baraut in Uttar Pradesh during a joint operation by the Crime Branch Sector 40 team and MG Road police. Proposed marriage multiple times In the police interrogation, Tushar told investigators that he had befriended the woman around six months ago and wanted to marry her. However, she repeatedly refused his proposal, saying she was already married and that he was “just a friend”. Despite her refusal, Tushar continued to pursue her. On the night of December 19, police said Tushar and Shubham went to the club where the woman worked. He allegedly proposed marriage again, and when she refused, he opened fire at her. The woman sustained injuries and was rushed to hospital by staff members. Police confirmed that both accused are currently in custody and are being questioned. Officials said further investigation is underway to establish the sequence of events and recover the weapon used in the crime.

<p>A 25-year-old woman was shot inside a Gurugram club after she allegedly refused a marriage proposal. The incident occurred in a club on MG Road. The victim survived and is hospitalised. Police arrested two accused.</p>

'Was just a friend': Married woman shot in Gurugram club after rejecting marriage proposal

<p>Severed body parts of a minor girl were discovered this week along the Kundli–Manesar–Palwal Expressway (KMP) green belt near Udepuri village in the Manesar, Gurugram district of Haryana on Wednesday evening. It led the police to suspect the killing was linked to a “black-magic ritual".</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>According to a report in News 18, officials confirmed that the remains included a decapitated head and a left leg. Forensic teams also recovered chopped hair and braided strands at the site. Investigators believe the victim, thought to be between six and ten years old, may have been killed as part of a ritual sacrifice.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>A senior investigating officer added that the injuries indicated the body parts were separated using a sharp weapon, likely in one or two strikes. Blood traces on the recovered parts indicated that they were possibly placed deliberately on the ground as part of a ritual.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The remains of the young girl were discovered by a farmer on Wednesday evening and who later alerted the cops. Investigators suspected that the murder took place three to four days before the recovery. In response to the incident, a murder case has been filed with the Gurgaon Police against unidentified suspects.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>According to a report by the HT, a senior police officer, who wished to remain unidentified, said, "The recovery of chopped braids and chopped hair of the severed head strongly indicates that the girl, estimated to be six to 10 years old, was probably murdered as a sacrifice during some black magic ritual.”</p><h3>The investigation is still underway</h3><p>The officer confirmed that there were traces of bloodstains on the severed parts, which were likely formed by pouring blood on them. “The body was severed with a very sharp weapon, and parts of it were disposed of in the green belt along the KMP by the killer after reaching the spot,” he added.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Officers familiar with the investigation said Monday’s autopsy will shed more light on how the girl was killed, the type of weapon used, and the number of blows. Gurugram police spokesperson Sandeep Turan said teams are collecting both human and technical intelligence to identify the victim and track down the suspect.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Officials added that nearby police stations and adjoining districts have been alerted to report any similar discoveries. A murder case has been filed against unknown persons at the Bilaspur police station shortly after the remains were found.</p>

A senior investigating officer confirmed that the injuries indicated the body parts were separated using a sharp weapon, likely in one or two strikes. Blood traces on the recovered parts indicated that they were possibly placed deliberately on the ground as part of a ritual.

Severed body parts of a minor girl were discovered this week along the Kundli–Manesar–Palwal Expressway (KMP) green belt near Udepuri village in the Manesar, Gurugram district of Haryana on Wednesday evening. It led the police to suspect the killing was linked to a “black-magic ritual". According to a report in News 18, officials confirmed that the remains included a decapitated head and a left leg. Forensic teams also recovered chopped hair and braided strands at the site. Investigators believe the victim, thought to be between six and ten years old, may have been killed as part of a ritual sacrifice. A senior investigating officer added that the injuries indicated the body parts were separated using a sharp weapon, likely in one or two strikes. Blood traces on the recovered parts indicated that they were possibly placed deliberately on the ground as part of a ritual. The remains of the young girl were discovered by a farmer on Wednesday evening and who later alerted the cops. Investigators suspected that the murder took place three to four days before the recovery. In response to the incident, a murder case has been filed with the Gurgaon Police against unidentified suspects. According to a report by the HT, a senior police officer, who wished to remain unidentified, said, "The recovery of chopped braids and chopped hair of the severed head strongly indicates that the girl, estimated to be six to 10 years old, was probably murdered as a sacrifice during some black magic ritual.” The investigation is still underway The officer confirmed that there were traces of bloodstains on the severed parts, which were likely formed by pouring blood on them. “The body was severed with a very sharp weapon, and parts of it were disposed of in the green belt along the KMP by the killer after reaching the spot,” he added. Officers familiar with the investigation said Monday’s autopsy will shed more light on how the girl was killed, the type of weapon used, and the number of blows. Gurugram police spokesperson Sandeep Turan said teams are collecting both human and technical intelligence to identify the victim and track down the suspect. Officials added that nearby police stations and adjoining districts have been alerted to report any similar discoveries. A murder case has been filed against unknown persons at the Bilaspur police station shortly after the remains were found.

<p>A senior investigating officer confirmed that the injuries indicated the body parts were separated using a sharp weapon, likely in one or two strikes. Blood traces on the recovered parts indicated that they were possibly placed deliberately on the ground as part of a ritual.</p>

Gurugram horror: Severed remains of minor girl found near KMP expressway, police suspect 'black-magic ritual'

<p>DLF, one of India's largest real estate companies, has sold 221 apartments worth around Rs 16000 crore in a housing project in Haryana's Gurugram. The name of the housing project is The Dahlias, located in the city's DLF Phase 5 area.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The project was launched in October 2024. The 17-acre project has 420 houses and penthouses. Like The Camellias, The Dahlias also cater to the affluent section of society with ultra-luxury residential units.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>DLF stated at an investor meeting that the company achieved bookings worth Rs 15,818 crore from The Dahlias up to the September quarter. The average price of every apartment is Rs 72 crore.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Earlier, Mumbai's property rates and deals used to make headlines because of massive transactions. However, now, property deals in Delhi and its surrounding areas are also attracting attention. For instance, a Delhi-NCR-based businessman bought four apartments spanning 35,000 sq. ft. in The Dahlias for Rs 380 crore.</p><h2>DLF's financial performance</h2><p>DLF sold property worth Rs 21,223 crore in the financial year. For the first half of FY26 (April–September 2025), DLF has already achieved Rs 15,757 crore in pre-sales, more than double the Rs 7,094 crore recorded in the same period last year, Business Standard reported.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Last quarter, DLF has so far booked properties worth Rs 4,332 crore. The bookings were driven by the company's Mumbai project, titled The Westpark.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In the second quarter of the financial year 2026, the company's net profit dropped to Rs 1180 crore from Rs 1381 crore last year.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>"India’s housing sector continues to benefit from a resilient economy, rising aspirations, and strong demand for branded, credible developers," the company said.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>DLF's luxury projects include The Aralias, The Magnolias, The Camellias, and now The Dahlias.</p>

DLF, one of India's largest real estate companies, has sold 221 apartments worth around Rs 16000 crore in a housing project in Haryana's Gurugram.

DLF, one of India's largest real estate companies, has sold 221 apartments worth around Rs 16000 crore in a housing project in Haryana's Gurugram. The name of the housing project is The Dahlias, located in the city's DLF Phase 5 area. The project was launched in October 2024. The 17-acre project has 420 houses and penthouses. Like The Camellias, The Dahlias also cater to the affluent section of society with ultra-luxury residential units. DLF stated at an investor meeting that the company achieved bookings worth Rs 15,818 crore from The Dahlias up to the September quarter. The average price of every apartment is Rs 72 crore. Earlier, Mumbai's property rates and deals used to make headlines because of massive transactions. However, now, property deals in Delhi and its surrounding areas are also attracting attention. For instance, a Delhi-NCR-based businessman bought four apartments spanning 35,000 sq. ft. in The Dahlias for Rs 380 crore. DLF's financial performance DLF sold property worth Rs 21,223 crore in the financial year. For the first half of FY26 (April–September 2025), DLF has already achieved Rs 15,757 crore in pre-sales, more than double the Rs 7,094 crore recorded in the same period last year, Business Standard reported. Last quarter, DLF has so far booked properties worth Rs 4,332 crore. The bookings were driven by the company's Mumbai project, titled The Westpark. In the second quarter of the financial year 2026, the company's net profit dropped to Rs 1180 crore from Rs 1381 crore last year. "India’s housing sector continues to benefit from a resilient economy, rising aspirations, and strong demand for branded, credible developers," the company said. DLF's luxury projects include The Aralias, The Magnolias, The Camellias, and now The Dahlias.

<p>DLF News: Earlier, Mumbai's property rates and deals used to make headlines because of massive transactions. However, now, property deals in Delhi and its surrounding areas are also attracting attention.</p>

Gurugram: 221 flats worth Rs 16000 crore sold; average price over Rs 72 crore apiece

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