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3 Held in Bandra Road Rage Attack on Fitness Trainer

A fitness trainer was attacked in Bandra, Mumbai. Three men have been detained.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Wed, 12 August 2026 at 11:25 am
3 Held in Bandra Road Rage Attack on Fitness Trainer

A shocking incident of road rage took place in Bandra, Mumbai, where a fitness trainer was attacked by a group of men. The incident occurred around 12:15 am on August 9 near Bandra Talao, just minutes away from the Bandra police station and DCP office.

The victim, Arjunjit Garewal, 39, was driving his red Mahindra Thar when he overtook a Mahindra XUV700. The occupants of the XUV700 allegedly chased Garewal's vehicle and rammed it near a petrol pump. They then stopped Garewal's car near Bandra Lake and assaulted him.

A viral video of the incident shows the attackers allegedly using a baseball bat and a hockey stick to damage Garewal's car. Garewal's wife can be heard in the video calling the police and trying to calm the situation. Fellow motorists and locals also intervened to try and stop the attack.

According to Garewal's complaint, the confrontation began after he overtook the XUV700. He alleged that the occupants had repeatedly cut his vehicle and driven aggressively before overtaking him and slowing down in front of his car.

The Bandra police registered an FIR under various sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) for alleged assault and criminal intimidation. Three men, identified as Anas K (25), Bilal Shaikh (30), and Rajen, were detained and later released after being served notices. Other alleged participants reportedly fled the scene.

The incident has raised concerns about road safety and the increasing instances of road rage in Mumbai. The police are investigating the incident and are trying to identify the other accused.

The use of weapons like baseball bats and hockey sticks in the attack has also raised concerns about the level of violence in such incidents. The police have appealed to the public to come forward and provide any information that may help in identifying the accused.

The incident is a reminder of the need for drivers to be cautious and patient on the road. It is also a reminder of the importance of reporting such incidents to the police and cooperating with the investigation.

In recent years, there have been several instances of road rage in Mumbai, resulting in serious injuries and even fatalities. The police have been trying to crack down on such incidents, but more needs to be done to prevent them.

The incident has also highlighted the need for better traffic management and enforcement of traffic rules in Mumbai. The city's roads are known to be congested and chaotic, and the lack of effective traffic management can contribute to incidents of road rage.

The police are urging drivers to be patient and courteous on the road and to avoid engaging with aggressive drivers. They are also appealing to the public to report any incidents of road rage to the police immediately.

The investigation into the incident is ongoing, and the police are working to identify the other accused and bring them to justice. The incident is a reminder of the importance of road safety and the need for drivers to be responsible and courteous on the road.

In conclusion, the incident of road rage in Bandra is a serious concern and highlights the need for better traffic management and enforcement of traffic rules in Mumbai. The police are working to prevent such incidents and are urging drivers to be patient and courteous on the road.

Frequently asked questions

What happened in the road rage incident in Bandra?

A fitness trainer was attacked by a group of men who allegedly used a baseball bat and a hockey stick to damage his car.

How many people were detained in connection with the incident?

Three men were detained and later released after being served notices.

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