Bilal Khan Claims Self-Defense in Bandra Road Rage Case
Bilal Khan makes counter-claims, alleges Arjunjit Garewal rammed his car. Police verify both versions.

A road rage incident in Bandra has taken a new turn, with alleged accused Bilal Khan claiming that he acted in self-defense. The incident occurred on August 9 near Bandra Talao in Bandra West, around 12.15 am.
According to Khan, fitness trainer Arjunjit Garewal rammed his car three times before the confrontation. Khan alleged that Garewal first hit his vehicle while overtaking and drove away, and later rammed it twice more. He claimed he then chased and stopped Garewal’s vehicle to question him about the damage and seek compensation.
Khan also claimed that when both vehicles stopped, Garewal allegedly stepped out carrying a bamboo stick or wooden rod and initiated the physical confrontation. Khan claimed he reacted out of fear and had no intention of attacking Garewal. He also displayed injuries on his hand and claimed he too was hurt.
The incident was reported by Garewal, who alleged that three unidentified men attacked him following a road-rage incident. One allegedly attempted to assault him with a steel baseball bat, while another allegedly smashed the windows of his Mahindra Thar SUV with a hockey stick while his wife was inside.
The Bandra police registered an FIR and detained Bilal Shaikh, 30, Anas K, 25, and another person identified as Rajen. The three were later released after being served notices. Other alleged participants reportedly fled.
With Khan now making counter-allegations, police are examining both versions, including video and dashcam footage, vehicle damage and other evidence, to establish the sequence of events. The police are verifying Khan's version as part of the investigation.
The incident has sparked a debate about road rage and the importance of remaining calm in such situations. The police are urging citizens to report any incidents of road rage and to cooperate with the investigation.
In a viral video, Khan was allegedly seen abusing Garewal and running towards him. He later uploaded another Instagram video presenting his version. The police are examining the video footage as part of the investigation.
The incident highlights the need for citizens to be aware of their surroundings and to avoid engaging in road rage. The police are working to establish the facts of the case and to bring the perpetrators to justice.
The case is a reminder that road rage can have serious consequences and that citizens should always prioritize their safety and the safety of others. The police are committed to investigating the incident and to ensuring that justice is served.
In conclusion, the Bandra road rage case has taken a new turn, with Bilal Khan making counter-claims and alleging that he acted in self-defense. The police are examining both versions and working to establish the facts of the case. The incident highlights the importance of remaining calm and avoiding road rage, and the police are urging citizens to report any incidents and to cooperate with the investigation.
Frequently asked questions
What happened in the Bandra road rage case?
A road rage incident occurred on August 9 near Bandra Talao in Bandra West, involving Bilal Khan and Arjunjit Garewal.
Who is alleged to have initiated the physical confrontation?
According to Bilal Khan, Arjunjit Garewal allegedly stepped out of his vehicle carrying a bamboo stick or wooden rod and initiated the physical confrontation.