A two-wheeler rider was injured in a hit-and-run incident at Ganeshguri in Guwahati on Saturday afternoon, February 14, after a car allegedly hit the bike and fled the scene. The incident occurred at around 2:30 PM, according to eyewitnesses at the spot. Police from Dispur Police Station have been sent to the location, and an inquiry is underway.
The driver reportedly stopped briefly after the crash but ran away when locals tried to question him, leaving the vehicle behind, eyewitnesses said.
A hit-and-run was reported at Ganeshguri, Guwahati, around 2:30 PM on Saturday after a car allegedly hit a two-wheeler, injuring the rider. Eyewitnesses said the driver stopped briefly but fled when bystanders approached, leaving the vehicle behind. Dispur Police Station has initiated an investigation.
What Happened at Ganeshguri
Eyewitnesses said the car struck the two-wheeler with force, causing the rider to fall on the road and sustain injuries. Locals at the scene claimed the driver got out after stopping the car, but fled moments later as people gathered around.
An eyewitness told GPlus: “The car hit the two-wheeler with force, and the rider fell on the road and was injured. The driver stopped the car and got out, but when local people gathered and tried to question him, he left the vehicle there and ran away before anyone could catch him.”
The injured rider’s condition has not been officially disclosed in the available information.
Police Response and Investigation
An official from Dispur Police Station confirmed that police personnel have been sent to the spot to investigate. Officers are expected to document the scene, speak to witnesses, and verify details linked to the vehicle that was left behind.
As of the information available so far, police have not publicly confirmed whether the driver has been identified or detained.
Why This Matters in Guwahati
Ganeshguri is one of Guwahati’s busiest junctions, connecting traffic from GS Road, Dispur, Six Mile, Zoo Road, and surrounding areas. Incidents here can quickly create safety risks for two-wheeler riders and pedestrians, especially during active afternoon traffic hours.
Hit-and-run cases also raise immediate concerns around accountability and timely medical response for victims, since drivers leaving the scene can delay assistance and complicate the investigation.
What Happens Next
Police inquiry is underway, and further clarity is expected once officials complete initial verification and record statements. Authorities may also examine nearby CCTV footage and traffic camera feeds if available, to trace the driver’s movement and confirm the sequence of events.
Updates are expected after police submit preliminary findings from the spot investigation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where did the hit-and-run occur in Guwahati?
The incident was reported at Ganeshguri, under the jurisdiction of Dispur Police Station.
What time did the accident happen?
Eyewitnesses said the crash occurred at around 2:30 PM on Saturday afternoon.
Did the driver flee the scene?
According to eyewitness accounts, the driver stopped briefly but fled when locals tried to question him, leaving the vehicle behind.