The cab driver who allegedly murdered his wife and six members of her family meticulously planned the killings, feeding them mutton laced with sleeping pills and bludgeoning them to death. Before inviting the next victim for their last lunch, he would wrap the bodies of the previous victims in adhesive tape to trap the stench.
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.
The accused, Indushekhar, had been married to Sunitha for nearly two decades and lived with her in Bengaluru’s Rajajinagar area. Police have now seized the vehicle. Meanwhile, Bengaluru City Police have reached Krishnagiri in Tamil Nadu with accused Indushekhar and are proceeding towards the Yercaud Ghat. Salem Police have reportedly secured the crime scene and are awaiting their arrival as investigators prepare to reconstruct the sequence of events. He hit her on the head with a grinding stone and took her body to Nandi Hills. Police are also examining whether anyone else assisted him in carrying out the murders, including the possible role of his daughter.
Because they sided with her, they had a strained relationship, and the accused was upset with her family.
Police said Sunitha was the first victim. He told the police that he was distressed by longstanding domestic disputes.
