- By Yashashvi Tak
- Sun, 02 Nov 2025 11:45 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
A video from Bengaluru showing a cab driver allegedly ramming his vehicle into a two-wheeler near the KR Puram Bridge during a road-rage incident on Friday has gone viral on social media. Police have said they will file a suo motu case in connection with the incident.
The incident took place after a bike carrying two men accidentally brushed against a cab near KR Puram Bridge. Following a heated exchange, the cab driver, in a fit of anger, allegedly rammed his vehicle into the bike, causing the riders to fall.
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According to the NDTV report, Police said that while no formal complaint has been filed yet, a suo motu case will be registered.
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No end to the #RoadRage menace in Bengaluru, heated argument between a biker and a cabbie over giving way turns dangerous as the cab driver deliberately rams into the bike near KR Puram. Both escaped with minor injuries. Cops reached out to biker who refused to file a complaint. pic.twitter.com/NDf1EaN5nm
— Deepak Bopanna (@dpkBopanna) November 2, 2025
In a separate incident, A Kalaripayattu trainer and his wife were arrested in Bengaluru for allegedly killing a delivery agent after a minor road altercation. Police said the couple chased down the victim and rammed their car into his scooter, an act captured on CCTV.
The incident occurred on October 25 at Nataraja Layout. The accused, Manoj Kumar (32) from Kerala, and his wife Aarati Sharma (30) from Jammu and Kashmir, allegedly hit 24-year-old delivery agent Darshan from Kembattalli after his scooter accidentally grazed their car’s rear-view mirror. Despite Darshan’s apology, Kumar reportedly turned his car around, chased him, and deliberately hit his scooter, killing him. Darshan’s friend Varun, who was riding pillion, sustained injuries.
Locals rushed Darshan to a nearby hospital, where he was declared dead on arrival. CCTV footage later showed the couple returning to the spot around 9:40 pm, wearing masks, to collect broken car parts.
The Puttenahalli police have booked them under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for murder and destruction of evidence.