Sukruth Keshav Gowda, a software engineer from Kodigehalli in Bengaluru, withdrew his plea challenging criminal proceedings related to a road rage incident after a stern warning from the Karnataka High Court. The court highlighted that road rage cannot be overlooked and that Bengaluru's notorious traffic should teach patience. The incident occurred on October 26, 2025, when Gowda's car allegedly collided with a scooter carrying a couple and their child, resulting in injuries. Initially charged with rash driving and failing to assist the injured, the case escalated to include an attempted murder charge under BNS Section 109(1) after the investigation was transferred to the Sadashivanagar police. The court indicated that the severity of the charges was justified due to the nature of the incident and advised Gowda to approach the court again after the charge sheet is filed. Following this, he opted to withdraw his petition.