Chikkaballapur Mystery Death: Tempo Owner Found Dead Inside Vehicle Near NH-44, Murder Angle Suspected

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01 April

Subramani (48) was found lifeless in an Ashok Leyland mini tempo near Aroor village, Peresandra police probe possible murder and personal angle

Chikkaballapur: In a chilling incident, a tempo owner-cum-driver was found dead inside his own vehicle near Aroor village, triggering suspicions of murder and foul play.

The deceased has been identified as Subramani (48), a resident of Devanahalli, who earned his livelihood by renting out his Ashok Leyland mini tempo.

Body Found Near Highway After He Went Missing

According to reports, Subramani had gone out on Saturday for a vehicle hire assignment but failed to return home, raising concern among family members.

A search was launched, and his tempo was later found parked near the Bengaluru–Hyderabad National Highway (NH-44), where his body was discovered inside the vehicle under suspicious circumstances.

Personal Angle Under Scanner

Family members have raised serious doubts over the nature of his death. Subramani’s brother, Muniraju, alleged that the deceased had been in contact with a woman from Paresandra village, and suspects that something may have gone wrong during his visit or return.

“There is suspicion over his death. It needs a thorough investigation,” family sources indicated.

Police Probe to Determine Cause of Death

Officials from Peresandra Police Station rushed to the spot and conducted a preliminary inspection.

Police have registered a case and launched an investigation to determine whether:

1. The death was natural,
2. A case of suicide, or
3. A murder followed by abandonment of the body and vehicle.

Further forensic examination and postmortem reports are awaited to establish the exact cause of death.

Separate Incident: Biker Killed in Vijayanagar District

Fatal Road Accident Claims Young Life

In a separate tragic incident, a 27-year-old biker was killed on the spot after being hit by a lorry from behind near Danapur.

The deceased has been identified as Kiran (27), a resident of Gunda Tanda, who was reportedly travelling to Hospet to purchase medicines.

Lorry Collision Leads to Instant Death

Police said a lorry travelling from Bengaluru towards Ahmedabad rammed into the bike, causing severe head, back, and facial injuries, leading to Kiran’s instant death at the scene.

Officials from Mariyammana Halli Police Station, along with senior officers including CPI Vikas Lamani, visited the spot and initiated an investigation.

The lorry driver has been taken in for questioning as police probe the circumstances leading to the accident.