Four Injured After Bike Collision Sparks CCTV-Captured Street Brawl in Gwalior

A minor collision between two bikes in Gwalior turned into a violent street fight, leaving four people injured. The two sides exchanged kicks and punches in full public view, while the entire incident was captured on CCTV.

The dispute reportedly broke out on Wednesday evening near Roksi Talkies, in the Kotwali police station area. The fight began after the bikes of Mahesh Sharma and Dhanraj Ludhele collided.

According to the information available about the incident, Mahesh Sharma was travelling on a bike with his wife. Dhanraj Ludhele was also riding a bike with a female relative and was heading towards his destination.

After the collision, an argument began between the two sides. The exchange of words soon turned into verbal abuse and then physical violence. The two sides began assaulting each other on the road, with kicks and punches being thrown.

Supporters Called to the Spot

The initial fight did not end there. Both sides reportedly called their respective supporters to the spot. Once the additional people arrived, the dispute escalated again and another round of fighting began on the road.

The sudden commotion drew a crowd from the surrounding area. People gathered after seeing the two sides fight in public. During the disturbance, someone informed the police about the incident.

As soon as the police received the information, officers reached the spot. The injured people from both sides were taken to the police station. Two people from each side were injured in the assault, taking the total number of injured people to four.

The police arranged medical examinations for all the injured people.

CCTV Footage Records the Clash

The entire fight that followed the bike collision was recorded by CCTV cameras installed in the surrounding area. Footage showing the confrontation between the two sides has emerged.

The video of the incident is now going viral on social media. The footage shows the clash that took place after the initial dispute over the collision.

The police have registered cross-cases against each other on the complaints filed by both sides. The two groups will therefore face cases in connection with the same incident and the complaints made by the opposing sides.

The police are currently investigating the matter.