Kalyan Bainsla and Lavnish Bainsla, implicated in the hit-and-run case on Golf Course Road in Gurugram, have been remanded to 14 days of judicial custody. The order was issued during their presentation before the court, where legal proceedings commenced. This development allows authorities additional time to continue their investigation into the incident. The next court hearing in this matter is scheduled for October 1, 2026.

Investigation Progress and Club’s Involvement

The Gurugram Police are actively investigating the events leading up to the hit-and-run. A significant focus is on establishing the timeline of the accused’s movements prior to the incident. Reports indicate that on the night of the incident, Kalyan Bainsla arrived at the Empire Club Bar and Lounge located in Sector 25 around midnight with three associates. To further bolster the investigation, police have formally requested the club’s CCTV footage to clarify the events of that evening.

This footage will be crucial in determining the duration of the accused’s stay at the club and their actions immediately before leaving. According to preliminary information from police sources, the group allegedly remained at the establishment until 6 am on the day of the incident. Following this, they reportedly headed towards Golf Course Road, where they encountered a third individual, Sia, leading to an altercation and ultimately resulting in the hit-and-run incident.

The urgency in obtaining the CCTV footage underscores its importance in verifying the sequence of events and potentially identifying additional witnesses or essential details that could influence the investigation’s outcomes.

Questioning of Other Individuals Involved

In addition to the Bainsla brothers, the Gurugram Police have issued notices to two other individuals reportedly present in the vehicle during the incident. The questioning of these witnesses aims to piece together a clearer narrative of the events leading up to and following the altercation. Authorities believe that statements from the additional witnesses could be instrumental in illuminating the details of the case.

After this questioning, police will assess whether further custody of Kalyan and Lavnish Bainsla is necessary, depending on any new evidence that may surface. If the statements of the four individuals reveal inconsistencies or contradictions, law enforcement may request a confrontation between the accused and witnesses to clarify the accounts given. The police’s strategy suggests a thorough and methodical approach to the ongoing investigation.

The situation remains fluid, and as the investigation continues, the implications surrounding the incident are likely to evolve. The forthcoming court hearing is expected to address new developments and assist in further clarifying the facts surrounding the case.

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