<p>Sandip Vishnu Palande (27), a resident of Loni, confessed yesterday to snatching Padmaja Narhari Bansode'su00a0 
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<p align="center"><span style="font-size: 8pt"><strong>Survivors:</strong> Narhari and Padmaja Bansode were on their way to a funeral when they were attacked by chain snatcher Sandip Palande. </span><br /><span style="font-size: 8pt">pic/Nikhil Ghorpade </span></p></td></tr></tbody></table>(62) mangalsutra at 1.30 pm on January 7. <br /><br />The victim's husband Narhari Bansode (65) had sustained a head injury and lost some blood after Palande pushed him on the day. The couple had been on their way to a funeral in Wanoworie. <br /><br />"Two passers-by and a rickshaw driver got my bleeding, unconscious husband admitted to a command hospital nearby. He was discharged on January 18," said Palande. <br /><br />Inspector Suresh Kenkane of the Crime Branch arrested Palande on January 19. The police recovered gold worth Rs 14 lakh in just last 6 months. <br /><br />"Palande stole to fund his gambling habit in Mumbai. We arrested him near JJ Garden in Camp, following a tip-off," said Kenkane.</p>

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Sandip Vishnu Palande (27), a resident of Loni, confessed yesterday to snatching Padmaja Narhari Bansode's  (62) mangalsutra at 1.30 pm on January 7

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