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On 25 September 2024, a 31 year old Muktiranjan Pratap Ray killed 29 year old Mahalakshmi in Bangalore in a similar manner. Her body was chopped off in 59 pieces and stuffed in a refrigerator for 18 days. Ray spent the entire night after the murder contemplating on how to dispose the body. Later, he committed suicide by hanging himself from a tree.
He lived lavishly in Bangalore, pretending his wife was on a perpetual holiday. In May 1994, after a sting operation, the police of Karnataka uncovered the skeletal remains of Shakereh buried deep in the courtyard of her own house. Shakereh's murder was considered one of the most heinous crimes in Indian criminal history, deeply affecting the ...
Renukaswamy was the only son of Kashinatha Shivanagowdara and Rathnaprabha. As the sole breadwinner of his family, he married in 2023. At the time of his murder, his wife was pregnant with their first child. Renukaswamy worked at a pharmacy store in Chitradurga, from where he was kidnapped and subsequently murdered in Bangalore.
Their first murder victim was the son of a beggar in Kolhapur who was picked up by Renuka in July 1990. They brought him to Pune and named him Santosh. In April 1991, they took him to Kolhapur, where Seema was caught while trying to steal the purse of a devotee at the Mahalaxmi temple. To divert attention away from Seema, Anjanabai threw ...
Ravi Belagere (15 March 1958 – 13 November 2020) was an Indian writer and journalist based in Bangalore, Karnataka. [1] [2] [3] He was the editor of the Kannada-language tabloid Hai Bangalore and fortnightly magazine O Manase. [4] He founded Bhavana Prakashana, Prarthana School and Bhavana Audio Reach. [5]
"The case went beyond the usual murder mystery as it involved a rich and young tycoon, a slighted king, and a beautiful woman," says Dhaval Kulkarni, author of The Bawla Murder Case: Love, Lust ...
As of 2001, Tamil-speakers formed 3.82% of the total population of Karnataka. [7] Minority Tamil-speaking people are found in the districts of Bengaluru Urban, Bangalore Rural, Ramanagara, Mysore, Kolar, Hassan, few in Mandya and Chamarajanagar in southern Karnataka, and few in Shimoga in central Karnataka.
Kotwal Ramachandra was a gangster in Bangalore in the 1970s and 1980s. [1] He covered Bengaluru North and operated in Kodandarampura and Srirampura there. He was a contemporary of rival M. P. Jayaraj. The two had a power struggle over who would rule the Bangalore underworld under the crime boss Oil Kumar.