Mayank Garg, the grieving elder brother of Akshat Garg, who died after an SUV being driven on the wrong side of a road in Gurugram hit his motorcycle, alleged that investigation in the case was being carried out in a "slow and lax" manner and added that the accused might flee "as he was released too early by police.

The mother of Akshat Garg, a 23-year-old biker who died in a head-on collision with a car driving on the wrong side of the road in Gurugram, has accused local police of not assisting them. "I want justice for my

After a fatal road accident in Gurugram claimed the life of Akshat Garg, his family is questioning why the SUV driver, who was driving on wrong side of road, was granted bail. Despite clear video evidence of the incident,

"Why are police not helping us?" asked the grieving mother of Akshat Garg, who died after an SUV being driven on the wrong side of a road hit his motorcycle. The accident occurred on Golf Course Road in the DLF Phase-II area here on September 15. Mr. Garg (22) lived in Dwarka.

Not an #Accident, It’s Murder On Sunday night, young biker #AkshatGarg lost his life when a #Mahindra 3XO, driven recklessly in the wrong direction, hit him. His friend Pradyumn, who witnessed the incident, says that the driver, #KuldeepThakur, was speeding against traffic.… pic.twitter.com/Uasr1PvwvC

One of the friends of a biker, who died in an accident in Haryana's Gurugram after his bike collided with an SUV, has alleged that the police did not collect video of the accident as evidence despite seeing the footage at the scene of the accident,

The video of a horrific wrong-way crash that happened in Gurugram, India, last week has gone viral. A 23-year-old biker died in the accident after an SUV coming from the wrong direction hit him. The incident happened on the Golf Course Road near Belvedere Park,