Haryana Women Commission Seeks Protection for Biker’s Family in Gurugram Hit‑and‑Run

The Haryana Women’s Commission has formally appealed to law‑enforcement agencies to ensure safety for a woman motorcyclist and her family following a hit‑and‑run collision in Gurugram, Haryana. The incident, which left the biker injured, prompted the commission to intervene on behalf of the victim, citing concerns over possible retaliation and intimidation.
In its submission, the commission requested that police assign protective custody to the biker and her close relatives, and that the case be fast‑tracked to prevent any further harm. It also called for a thorough investigation to identify the driver responsible for the crash.
Authorities have acknowledged the commission’s plea and indicated that they will review the request for protection. The police have yet to announce whether they will grant the proposed security measures, but have assured that the investigation will proceed under close supervision.
The move underscores the commission’s broader mandate to safeguard women’s rights and safety in the state, especially in high‑profile criminal cases that attract public attention.