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Karnataka Police Recover All Seven Bodies in Bengaluru Family Murder Case

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Police recovered the final two bodies at Shiradi Ghat, completing the search for seven victims in the Bengaluru family murder investigation.

By News National Editorial Team

Karnataka Police have recovered all seven bodies connected to the murder investigation involving a family in Bengaluru, after finding the final two victims in the Shiradi Ghat forest area on Monday, November 9.

The case involves a cab driver identified by police as S. Indushekhar, also known as Sekar, who is accused of killing seven members of his wife's family following domestic disputes. The investigation began after a missing-person complaint was registered on November 3.

According to a Press Trust of India report published by ThePrint, the final two bodies were identified as Shankar and his wife Nalini. Deputy Commissioner of Police (North) B. S. Nemagoud confirmed that the recovery brought the total number of bodies found to seven.

Police said the accused allegedly disclosed the locations where the bodies had been disposed of during questioning. Search teams subsequently conducted operations across several locations in Karnataka and neighbouring Tamil Nadu.

The earlier recoveries included the body of seven-year-old Puneeth near Nandi Hills, the bodies of the accused's wife Sunitha and her mother Roopavathi in the Yercaud forest area of Tamil Nadu, and the bodies of Shivakumar and his wife Divya near Chamundi Hills in Mysuru district.

The latest recoveries at Shiradi Ghat completed the search for the seven victims. Police teams, forensic personnel and local authorities were involved in the operations.

Investigators suspect that the killings took place over a period of approximately 15 to 20 days. Police are examining the circumstances of each death, the locations where the bodies were found and the evidence collected during the investigation.

Post-mortem examinations and other forensic procedures are important to establish the identities and causes of death. The investigation is continuing, and the allegations against the accused remain subject to judicial proceedings.

The case has involved police operations across multiple districts and two states, making coordination between investigating teams particularly important.

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