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Center-Right Owned by Adani Group (AMG Media)Mutton Feast, Rolls Of Tape: How Cab Driver Killed Wife, Relatives In Bengaluru
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Police have recovered the decomposed bodies of the accused’s wife and mother‑in‑law from the Yercaud forest in Tamil Nadu, marking the second and third bodies found in the Bengaluru 7 murders case. The search for the remaining victims continues across two states. The accused, identified as cab driver Indushekhar, had been married to Sunitha for nearly two decades and lived with her in Bengaluru’s Rajajinagar area. Their relationship was strained and he was upset with her family because they sided with her.
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The accused allegedly murdered his wife, two brothers-in-law, their wives, mother-in-law and a seven-year-old boy over two days before dumping their bodies at different locations
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Bengaluru, Nov 6 : In a shocking case of multiple murders, a cab driver has been arrested for allegedly killing seven members of his wife's family, including his wife and a seven-year-old boy, following a domestic dispute in Bengaluru on Friday. The accused, identified as Indushekhar, was arrested…
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The accused, Indushekhar, had been married to Sunitha for nearly two decades and lived with her in the city's Rajajinagar area. They had a strained relationship, and the accused was upset with her family because they sided with her.
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The accused, Indushekhar, had been married to Sunitha for nearly two decades and lived with her in the city's Rajajinagar area. They had a strained relationship, and the accused was upset with her family because they sided with her.
