"Vinod Sekhar, 57, was ambushed by two men as he got out of his car near to his daughter's home in Battersea, southwest London, with the thieves targeting his luxury Richard Mille timepiece. The tycoon says he was smothered, struck on the chest and thighs, and left bloodied and bruised in the mugging which happened on September 27. And he praised his lioness wife Winy who swung bags at the thieves in a bid to fend them off."
"Last Saturday night in London, I was reminded how fragile security can be and how precious life truly is, he wrote. After a beautiful day with my family in Oxford and an evening watching Hamilton, we drove back to my daughter Tara's apartment near Battersea Power Station. It had been one of those rare English days sunny, warm, full of laughter and music. London and the UK generally is our family's second home."
"It had been one of those rare English days sunny, warm, full of laughter and music. London and the UK generally is our family's second home. But as I parked and stepped out of the car, two men suddenly appeared. They rushed at me, smothered me, hit me a few times on the chest and thighs, and tore the watch off my wrist. I tried to hold on but couldn't my post-trans"
Vinod Sekhar, 57, was ambushed on September 27 by two men as he stepped out of his car near his daughter's apartment in Battersea, southwest London. The attackers seized his luxury Richard Mille watch, smothered and struck him on the chest and thighs, leaving him bloodied and bruised. His wife, Winny Yeap, defended him by swinging bags at the assailants. At Kingston Crown Court, 34-year-old Djamel Benadda pleaded guilty to the robbery and to related thefts and handling stolen goods, while disputing the claimed £100,000 value of the watch. The case will proceed to sentencing.
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