A fatal accident in Gurugram, where 23-year-old biker Akshat Garg was struck by an SUV driving on the wrong side, has sparked widespread outrage. The swift bail granted to the accused, despite clear video evidence,

In a horrifying accident a 23-year-old motorcyclist lost his life after he crashed into an SUV driven on the wrong side of the road in Gurugram on Friday.

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, reported India Today.

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

The accused was let off quickly. Why does such a law exist so that they get bail immediately? How can someone kill a person and get bail, says the victim's mother

Siddharth Garg, a biker, tragically died in Gurugram after his motorcycle collided with an SUV driving on the wrong side. The incident was captured on camera and caused public uproar. Despite claims of political influence aiding the driver's bail,

A 23-year-old biker, Akshat Garg, died in a head-on collision with an SUV driven by Kuldeep Kumar Thakur on Golf Course Road in DLF 2. Thakur was driving on the wrong side of the road. Despite allegations of political connections influencing his release,