Bodies of 2 remaining family members of Bengaluru cab driver found as search across 2 states ends
Indushekar, the cab driver, allegedly killed his wife and he relatives and dumped their bodies at separate places
The police have now recovered all seven bodies in the gruesome murder case that has shocked Karnataka. The latest breakthrough came on Monday, November 9, 2026, when two more bodies were found at Shiradi Ghat. These bodies are believed to be those of Shankar, the brother-in-law of the accused Indushekhar, and his wife Nalini. Following the discovery, teams from the Rajajinagar police station, along with forensic experts, traveled to Shiradi Ghat to conduct further investigations.
Earlier, on November 8, 2026, the police found the bodies of the accused's brother-in-law Shivakumar and his wife Divya near the Chamundi Hills foothills. A day before that, two more bodies were recovered from Salem, Tamil Nadu, belonging to the accused's wife Sunita and her mother Roopavathi.
The families of the victims are expected to receive the bodies recovered from different locations on November 9, 2026, after necessary formalities. They have reportedly agreed to perform the last rites at a common location.
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