Gurugram, Sept. 16 -- The driver who allegedly rammed his car into a woman motorcyclist on Gurugram's Golf Course Road on Sunday was arrested from Dausa in Rajasthan along with his cousin on Tuesday, police said, adding that attempt-to-murder charges were invoked after investigators concluded that the incident appeared to involve a deliberate attempt to hit the biker. The suspects were identified as 33-year-old Kalyan Bainsla and his cousin, 34-year-old Lavnish, both residents of Chandhut in Palwal. Kalyan owns a gym and runs a real estate business in Palwal, police said. Investigators said Kalyan attempted to escape from police custody while being brought back to Gurugram. He sustained injuries to his left forearm and head while fleeing and was briefly taken to a hospital. Sunday's incident took place between 7.15am and 7.30am when Delhi resident Shivani Chauhan, alias Sia, was riding her motorcycle with a group of bikers. It came to light after she posted a video of the incident on social media, prompting police to take suo motu cognisance. Footage recorded by cameras mounted on Chauhan's and her friends' motorcycles showed a white Maruti Ciaz swerving towards her and hitting her motorcycle. Other clips show Chauhan asking the driver to maintain a safe distance. After the impact, she is thrown off the motorcycle and slides several metres along the road, while her bike skids for nearly 100 metres. In an Instagram video, Chauhan described the incident and alleged that the driver "appeared to be drunk". On Monday, police registered an FIR at Sector 56 police station under sections 125 (act endangering life or personal safety of others) and 281 (rash driving) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and formed three teams to trace the driver. After Bainsla's arrest, DCP (East) Sandeep Kumar said CCTV footage and recordings from the motorcycles showed that he had chased Chauhan and deliberately rammed the car into her bike. "Thus, we invoked BNS sections 109 (attempt to murder) and 61 (criminal conspiracy) in the FIR on Tuesday against Bainsla and Lavnish," he said. Kumar said the decision to invoke attempt to murder charges was based on the suspected intention behind the incident rather than the extent of Chauhan's injuries. "Even though the victim had not sustained any life-threatening injuries, looking at the intention to harm her fatally after chasing, it was decided that the attempted murder charges must be added," he said. Police also added sections 78 (stalking) and 79 (word, gesture or act intended to insult the modesty of a woman) of the BNS after Chauhan's statement was recorded on Tuesday. The Haryana State Commission for Women has taken suo motu cognisance of a video circulating on social media that allegedly showed the driver of a vehicle intentionally hitting a woman rider in Gurugram. In a communication addressed to the Gurugram commissioner of police, Sibash Kabiraj, commission chairman Usha Priyadarshi said the incident posed a serious threat to the woman's life, safety and dignity....