A chilling confession has rocked Bengaluru after 52-year-old cab driver Indushekhar calmly declared he feels “at peace” following the cold-blooded murder of seven family members.
Police arrested Indushekhar, also known as Shekhar, for orchestrating the gruesome killings between October 16 and 31 over a bitter Rs 3 crore property dispute in Srirampura.
During intense interrogation, the accused claimed his wife Sunitha and her relatives subjected him to constant humiliation, driving him to execute the calculated mass murder.
Investigators uncovered that Indushekhar demanded a larger share of the prime real estate, which his mother-in-law Roopavathi flatly refused to protect her two sons’ rightful inheritance.
The horror began on October 16 when Indushekhar bludgeoned his wife Sunitha to death with a grinding stone and dumped her body near Nandi Hills.
Over the next fortnight, he lured his mother-in-law, two brothers-in-law, their wives, and a seven-year-old grandson to his house under false pretexts before slaughtering them.
In a macabre twist, the killer pressed the dead victims’ thumbs onto stamp papers to illegally seize control of the disputed family property.
Police also implicated Indushekhar’s own daughter, who allegedly helped pack the corpses and scrubbed bloodstains with chemicals after he promised her mother’s property share.
Officers initially doubted his sweeping confession until they recovered the hidden bodies from multiple locations, exposing the sheer brutality of the father-daughter conspiracy.
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