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Three arrested for assaulting stall owner and robbing his wife of gold pendant in Pimpri

Three arrested for assaulting stall owner and robbing his wife of gold pendant in Pimpri

Time of India4 days ago
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Pune: Sant Tukaramnagar police on Monday arrested three daily wage workers on charge of assaulting a 35-year-old man in Pimpri's Gandhinagar and snatching his wife's gold pendant worth Rs40,000.
The incident occurred around 5pm on Aug 3. While fleeing from the spot, the trio hurled cement blocks, causing the victim's 48-year-old neighbour to sustain injuries in her hands and legs.
Police traced and arrested the trio, identified as Sandesh Gaikwad (22), Shubham Gaikwad (23), and Pavan Sasane (24), all from Gandhinagar, under Section 309 (robbery) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). The complaint was lodged by the victim's wife.
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An officer from Sant Tukaramnagar police said the complainant's husband runs a stall selling sweets in Pimpri. "On Sunday evening, when the complainant's husband was on his way to his stall, the trio stopped him. One of them slapped him and threw the sweets he was carrying on the road," the officer said.
He said the complainant witnessed the incident and rushed to her husband's aid. "The trio pushed the woman and snatched her pendant. The woman sustained injuries in the incident," he said.
The officer said after receiving the complaint, police conducted searches in Gandhinagar and took the trio into custody.
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