Joyride Cut Short; Trained To Ride, Failed By Negligence; Who’s Responsible? | Beyond the Headline

In this episode of Beyond The Headline, anchor Sneha Koshy examines the tragic death of Shomita Singh, a 28-year-old bike enthusiast, in a collision on Gurugram’s Leopard Trail Road. Singh, who had joined a women-focused motorcycle training academy just 40 days prior, succumbed to severe injuries despite wearing safety gear. Additionally, is 16 hours of basic motorcycle training truly sufficient for handling high-performance bikes? As investigations continue, concerns over safety standards and medical ethics come to the forefront.

A panel of experts has joined Sneha Koshy to discuss this in detail. Retd Sr. IPS Officer PK Jain says, "16 hours won't be sufficient, maybe it was group effort which is why she joined, longer training should be given until person isn't confident about bike....." Another panelist Kuldeep Sharma, Lets Ryde Co-Founder Kuldeep Sharma, Lets Ryde Co-Founder says “4-15 girls went for training on the day of accident, everyone had safety gear, car came from a blind curve & hit her, we took her to hospital & they denied.....”Watch the full discussion to know more and follow Mirror Now for the latest updates.

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