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‘Drunk’ SUV driver arrested for dragging bike for 500 metres, hitting multiple vehicles in Bengaluru

The SUV driver, later identified as Srinivas, allegedly did not stop and continued to drive for nearly 500 metres, dragging the motorcycle all the way.

Updated on: Dec 27, 2025, 11:34:35 IST
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Bengaluru: Police have arrested a 38-year-old man on charges of drunk and rash driving after his SUV rammed into a bike, dragged it for about 500 metres, before hitting multiple vehicles, officials said on Friday.

According to police, the speeding SUV rammed into the motorcycle from behind. (Representative Image/File)
According to police, the speeding SUV rammed into the motorcycle from behind. (Representative Image/File)

The incident occurred on the Ring Road near Kamakshipalya around 7.15 pm on December 24, when the biker, Rohit, was heading towards the Nagarbhavi Circle, they said.

The incident was captured on camera by the passersby.

According to police, the speeding SUV rammed into the motorcycle from behind. The impact was so severe that the bike got stuck under the car.

However, the SUV driver, later identified as Srinivas, allegedly did not stop and continued to drive for nearly 500 metres, dragging the motorcycle all the way.

Rohit sustained injuries to his chest, hands and legs, police said. The car later hit several other vehicles after which a group of motorists and locals chased and stopped the offending vehicle.

Police arrested Srinivas after registering a case against him under the relevant sections of law based on a complaint filed by Rohit.

 
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