The Privilege of Rage: How India's Elite Perpetuate Road Rage Culture The case of Kalyan Singh Bainsla, accused of chasing and ramming a woman biker in Gurgaon, is just one example of the disturbing prevalence of road rage on Indian roads.
While the specifics of this incident are alarming – Bainsla allegedly returning from a club with friends, egged on by his cousin Lavnish to chase and abuse Shivani Chauhan – they represent a broader pattern of behavior among India's elite.
Bainsla's lawyer, Lalit Bindal, argued that the case was one of rash and negligent driving rather than an attempt to murder.