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Chandan Badole Captured After 35-Day Manhunt for Patricide in Madhya Pradesh

The Madhya Pradesh Police apprehended Chandan Badole, 32, after a month-long manhunt for allegedly killing his father over a monetary dispute. The incident occurred on April 20 in Pichhodi village, where a heated argument escalated into violence, leading to the fatal shooting. Chandan was finally caught in a dramatic operation near the Narmada River, where he sustained injuries while attempting to flee. This shocking crime has left the local community in disbelief and raised concerns about the underlying familial tensions that led to such a tragic event.

MBN India Reporter

MBN India Reporter

May 26, 2026

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Chandan Badole Captured After 35-Day Manhunt for Patricide in Madhya PradeshWire Service: IANS

Key Takeaways

  • Chandan Badole arrested after 35 days on the run
  • Father shot dead over ₹2 lakh dispute
  • Incident has shocked the Pichhodi village community

The long manhunt for Chandan Badole, who stands accused of murdering his father, has concluded with his arrest after 35 days on the run. The incident, which occurred on April 20 in Pichhodi village of Barwani district, stemmed from a monetary dispute between Chandan, aged 32, and his father, Jagan Badole, 58. Tensions had been brewing as Chandan demanded more than ₹2 lakh, despite receiving a previous loan of the same amount from his father. This escalating pressure culminated in a violent confrontation that ended tragically with Jagan's death.

According to police reports, the argument escalated when Jagan was returning home with his wife, Gauri Bai. Chandan confronted them, and in a fit of rage, he allegedly shot his father at close range, resulting in instant death. Gauri Bai, who witnessed the horrifying event, promptly alerted the authorities, leading to a swift police response. Following the incident, Chandan fled into the dense forests along the Narmada River, evading capture for over a month.

  • Intensive manhunt launched — Police formed three teams to track Chandan's movements in challenging terrain.
  • Injuries during arrest — Chandan attempted to escape by jumping from a temple roof, sustaining injuries.
  • Community in shock — The brutal nature of the crime has left locals reeling and questioning familial dynamics.

Despite multiple police raids and extensive searches, Chandan managed to evade capture by frequently changing his hideouts and staying alert to police movements. His tactics, combined with his knowledge of the local terrain, made it difficult for law enforcement to locate him. The reward of ₹10,000 on his head prompted tips from informants, which ultimately led to his apprehension.

Now in police custody, Chandan faces interrogation as authorities seek to uncover more details surrounding the incident. The implications of this case extend beyond the immediate tragedy, highlighting issues of familial conflict and mental health. As investigations continue, the local community grapples with the aftermath of this shocking patricide, and police are keen to understand if other factors contributed to the violent outburst.

Wire Service: IANS
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