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Bandra road rage accused says fitness trainer rammed his car first
Bilal Khan, the alleged accused in the August 9 Bandra road rage incident, has posted a counter-claim on Instagram that fitness trainer Arjunjit Garewal rammed his car three times before the confrontation.…
The Story in Brief
Bilal Khan, the alleged accused in the August 9 Bandra road rage incident, has posted a counter-claim on Instagram that fitness trainer Arjunjit Garewal rammed his car three times before the confrontation. Khan claims Garewal first hit his vehicle while overtaking and then struck it twice more, prompting Khan to chase and stop him. When both vehicles stopped, Khan says Garewal stepped out carrying a bamboo stick and initiated the physical fight.
The Freepress Journal reports that police are now examining both versions, including dashcam footage and vehicle damage. Garewal had earlier alleged that three men attacked him with a steel baseball bat and a hockey stick while his wife was in their Mahindra Thar. Khan, along with Anas K and a person identified as Rajen, was detained but later released after being served notices.
The Indian Opinion
Social media trials are doing the investigating work that the police should do. Khan's sudden Instagram counter-version is an obvious defence tactic, but it serves as a reminder that viral clips often tell only half the story. The real test was missing from every video: the car-to-car contact point. A forensic examination of the dents on both vehicles will settle who rammed whom. Until the police release that evidence, every viewer is just picking sides in a low-stakes reality show.
Source: freepressjournal.in
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