India
Police Investigate Whether Seven Murders Occurred in Indushekhar’s Small Terrace Home
Indushekhar lived with his wife Sunita and daughter in a small 500‑square‑foot house on the terrace of a two‑storey building in Rajajinagar, 50 metres from Bhashyam Circle. The building’s ground floor housed a watch repair shop, a tea stall and a small condiments shop, while the first floor was occupied by a small political party. Indushekhar’s home was on the second floor, which also served as the terrace. The cramped space contained household appliances and other items, and a wall board read “Police Voice.” Reaching the second floor required navigating a very narrow staircase, raising doubts about whether all seven murders could have taken place there. The accused, however, claimed that the killings occurred inside his house. Police investigators believe the murders likely took place at the scene, noting that although the accused may have cleaned the area, residues were still found. How he transported the bodies down to the street and into his car remains unclear; investigators suspect he could not have done it alone and consider the possibility that his minor daughter assisted. Given the commercial nature of the lane, police think the bodies may have been moved only at night. The incident was reported on November 7, 2026 at 01:04 am IST.
Frequently asked questions
Where did the alleged murders take place?
In Indushekhar’s 500‑square‑foot terrace home on the second floor of a two‑storey building in Rajajinagar, 50 metres from Bhashyam Circle.
What evidence suggests the murders occurred at the scene?
Investigators noted that although the accused may have cleaned the area, residues were still found at the scene.
Who might have assisted in moving the bodies?
Investigators consider the possibility that Indushekhar’s minor daughter assisted in moving the bodies down to the street and into his car.