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Women Bikers Share Safety Tips on Handling Road Rage After Gurugram Incident

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Following a road-rage incident in Gurugram involving a woman biker named Sia, women riders spoke to NDTV about navigating confrontations on the road. They emphasized staying calm and not stopping when faced with aggression from other motorists. The riders shared practical advice on remaining alert while riding and prioritizing personal safety in threatening situations. The discussion was prompted by growing concerns over the safety of women bikers facing hostile encounters on Indian roads.

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