Gurugram Road Rage: Speeding Car Rams Woman Biker on Golf Course Road; Fellow Riders Speak Out

A retired Indian Air Force Group Captain and Kargil war veteran, Amit Kumar Gupta, was assaulted by a parking attendant over a parking dispute at Global Magnum Park Mall in Sector 56, Gurugram. The accused, identified as Deepak, allegedly attacked the veteran with sticks and metal rods following an altercation regarding a parking spot, inflicting serious head injuries and a fractured elbow. Group Captain Gupta, who served in Operation Safed Sagar during the 1999 Kargil War, was admitted to Medanta Hospital for medical treatment. Gurugram Police have registered an FIR based on his complaint and launched a manhunt with ongoing raids to take the accused into custody. The victim stated that mall staff failed to intervene during the attack. He also alleged initial police inaction and discrepancies in his initial medical legal report regarding the documentation of his major injuries before action was initiated.

Gurugram Police have identified the accused driver in the viral hit-and-run case involving a woman biker as Deepak, a resident of Tikri in Karnal district. According to police investigations, the vehicle is owned by Manish Singh, an Indian Army personnel posted in Assam, who had lent it to his childhood friend Kalyan. Kalyan, an athlete and bodybuilder, subsequently handed the car to Deepak. Police confirmed that three teams are conducting raids to trace Deepak, who remains absconding, and to recover the offending vehicle. Gurugram Police took suo motu cognizance of the incident and registered an FIR at Sector 56 police station after the victim did not lodge a formal complaint, warning that rash and negligent driving will face strict legal action.

Convicted in a 2013 rape case involving a former colleague, Tarun Tejpal surrendered before the Mapusa court in Goa following directions from the Supreme Court. The court remanded him to judicial custody, sending him to Colvale Jail. The Bombay High Court bench at Goa had previously awarded Tejpal a 10-year prison sentence, which he challenged before the apex court. The Supreme Court had directed him to surrender within three weeks before hearing his petition on 22 September. Following his surrender, Tejpal maintained that he will continue to approach the Supreme Court, asserting confidence that justice will be delivered.

A deepening power crisis in Punjab has severely impacted industries and agriculture, causing an estimated loss of 100 crore rupees to industrial units in the Mohali hub. Factory owners reported receiving only 12 hours of electricity instead of the required 24 hours, alongside frequent unscheduled cuts that severely disrupted manufacturing operations, supply timelines, and machine-dependent processes. The crisis has triggered a sharp political confrontation, with opposition parties including the BJP, Shiromani Akali Dal, and Congress staging protests against the Aam Aadmi Party-led state government. In response to mounting pressure from industrialists and farmers, the Punjab government initiated administrative changes, transferring senior IAS officer Basant Garg and appointing IAS officer Gurkirat Kirpal Singh as the Chief Managing Director of Punjab State Power Corporation Limited. State authorities have stated that regular supply measures are being restored.