Accused Indusekhar and his minor daughter reportedly told police they believed their actions were justified in the killing of seven family members, including his wife
The Bengaluru seven-murder case has taken another turn, with accused Indusekhar reportedly expressing no remorse during police interrogation. His minor daughter, who allegedly assisted in the killings, also defended her involvement, according to the available report.
Bengaluru: The investigation into the killing of seven members of a family, including the accused Indusekhar's wife, has progressed, with the locations where the bodies were dumped reportedly identified. During police interrogation, Indusekhar allegedly expressed no remorse for the killings.
According to the information available, the accused told investigators that he believed he had done nothing wrong and defended his actions following a dispute involving his wife's family members.
His minor daughter, who allegedly helped in the murders, reportedly expressed a similar view during questioning. When police asked why she had participated in the killing of her mother's relatives, she reportedly said that she believed she had done the right thing.
Indusekhar Defends Actions During Police Questioning
During interrogation, Indusekhar maintained that his actions were justified despite the deaths of seven family members. Both the father and daughter reportedly defended their involvement rather than expressing remorse.
The incident is believed to have followed a dispute involving the accused and his wife's family. However, further details about the circumstances leading to the killings have not been established in the information provided.
Police Continue Investigation Into Bengaluru 7 Murder Case
The search for the bodies has reportedly concluded after investigators identified the locations where they were dumped.
Police are continuing their investigation to establish the sequence of events and gather further details about the alleged murder plan, including the roles played by the accused and his minor daughter.
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