Pune Crime: 57-Year-Old Woman Fractures Wrist After Bike-Borne Thieves Snatch ₹1.2 Lakh Mangalsutra In Narayangaon
Pune: A 57-year-old woman suffered multiple injuries, including a wrist fracture, after two bike-borne thieves allegedly snatched her gold mangalsutra in Narayangaon in Junnar tehsil on Tuesday morning. The woman, identified as Pushpalata, was walking on Narayanwadi Road when the two men approached her from behind on a black motorcycle and allegedly pulled the mangalsutra from her neck. The force…
In Narayangaon, Junnar tehsil, a 57-year-old woman named Pushpalata was brutally attacked when two bike-borne thieves stole her gold mangalsutra worth ₹1.2 lakh. The incident occurred around 6:55 am on September 8, as she was walking on Narayanwadi Road. The thieves approached her from behind on a black motorcycle and snatched the mangalsutra, causing her to fall heavily on the road.
This violent snatch resulted in multiple injuries including a wrist fracture, injuries to her face, forehead, mouth, teeth, and right knee. The woman's son, Dr Santosh Nivrutti Bhor, filed a complaint at the Narayangaon police station on Wednesday night. The police registered a case against two unidentified suspects under Sections 309(6) and 3(5) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
Police stated that the motorcycle used in the robbery lacked a visible number plate, making it challenging to identify the thieves. However, the police are using technical analysis and have access to information that could aid in identifying the suspects. The investigation aims to pinpoint the route taken by the suspects after the robbery and to eventually arrest those responsible for this heinous crime.
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