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Advocate Murder in Bengaluru: Authorities Under Fire as Suspects Remain at Large

Following the shocking murder of advocate Manjunath at his home, public outrage grows as police deploy eight special teams to catch the alleged killers.

Indian Cockroach Desk29 October 2026, 6:56 pm IST1 min read
Source:The Hindu
Advocate Murder in Bengaluru: Authorities Under Fire as Suspects Remain at Large

Advocate Murder in Bengaluru: Authorities Under Fire as Suspects Remain at Large

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In a shocking incident that has sent ripples of fear through the community, advocate Manjunath was shot dead in his residence in Pattandur Agrahara, Bengaluru, on October 18. The alleged attackers, reportedly his two tenants from Bihar, have sparked a wave of concern over safety and accountability in the area.

Residents are left asking critical questions: How did such a violent crime occur in a supposedly secure neighborhood? What measures are being taken to ensure the safety of ordinary citizens? The deployment of eight special teams by the police indicates the seriousness of the situation, but many wonder if this response is enough.

As the investigation unfolds, the community demands transparency and swift action. Will the authorities finally hold those responsible accountable and restore faith in public safety? As reported by The Hindu, the urgency to apprehend the suspects has never been clearer, yet the fear lingers in the air.

Source: The Hindu

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