Bengaluru Man Claims Peace After Murdering Seven Family Members

Bengaluru, November 14 (Daily Kiran) : A chilling revelation has emerged from Bengaluru, where the main suspect, Indushekar, confessed to police that he feels at peace after murdering seven members of his family. He alleged that his wife constantly humiliated and belittled him, leading to the tragic events. This information was disclosed by police on Saturday.

Indushekar is accused of plotting the murders and disposing of the bodies in various locations. During questioning, he claimed that his wife’s family always sided with her and treated him poorly. He stated that he often faced humiliation from her and felt that his life was unbearable.

While explaining the motive behind the murders, Indushekar told authorities, “Now I have found peace, and I am satisfied.” Investigators also uncovered that his daughter was complicit in the crimes. She allegedly knew about her father’s plan to eliminate family members but chose to assist him.

According to police reports, the daughter helped her father dispose of the bodies. Following the murders, she gathered chemicals and other materials to clean up blood stains from their home. It is believed that they regularly cleaned the house to erase any evidence of the crimes.

Indushekar had reportedly assured his daughter that she would eventually inherit her mother’s share of the property. Authorities suspect that a property dispute was a significant factor motivating the murders. The case is linked to a disagreement over a property valued at approximately ₹3 crore in the Shrirampura area of Bengaluru. Indushekar allegedly demanded a larger share from his mother-in-law, who insisted that he could only receive his rightful portion, as her two sons also had to be considered.

The investigation revealed that after committing the murders, the suspects allegedly took thumbprints of the deceased on stamp paper. This act is believed to have been an attempt to claim property and associated documents.

Indushekar was confident that the murders would never be discovered, telling his daughter that the police would never catch them. To avoid suspicion, they reportedly packed the bodies and disposed of them in different locations.

Initially, when Indushekar confessed to killing seven people, police were skeptical. However, they were shocked when bodies were recovered from the locations he provided during the investigation. It became clear that he had committed these heinous acts with his daughter’s assistance.

Indushekar, a 52-year-old cab driver also known as Shekhar, was arrested by Bengaluru police. He is accused of murdering seven family members from October 16 to October 31, 2026. The victims included his wife Sunita, mother-in-law Roopavati, brothers-in-law Shivkumar and Shankar, their wives Nalini and Divya, and their seven-year-old grandson Puneet.

According to police, the series of murders began on October 16 when Indushekar allegedly killed his wife Sunita with a grinding stone and disposed of her body near Nandi Hills. Over the next two weeks, he reportedly lured other family members to his home under various pretenses, such as inviting them to a drinking party or claiming that other family members were away on a trip. He then allegedly murdered them one by one.