BENGALURU HORROR: Missing Nawada Teen Found Dismembered in Trolley; Boyfriend Confesses to Brutal Murder, Seven Arrested

Bengaluru/Nawada:  A chilling tale of a missing Bihar teenager has culminated in a gruesome discovery in Bengaluru, where her dismembered body was found stuffed inside a blue trolley bag. The shocking unraveling of the case has led to the arrest of seven individuals, including the victim’s own boyfriend, who has confessed to the brutal murder.

The nightmare began on May 15, 2025, when a 16-year-old girl mysteriously vanished from her home in the Hisua police station area of Nawada. Days of frantic searching by her family yielded no clues, forcing her distraught father to file a missing person complaint.

The Grim Discovery in Bengaluru

Six agonizing days later, on May 22, a macabre tip reached Hisua police: the body of a young woman had been discovered near Chandpura railway station, under the jurisdiction of Suryanagar police in Bengaluru. The victim, chillingly, was concealed within a blue trolley.

Hisua police immediately contacted the grieving family, presenting them with videos and photographs of the recovered body. The horrifying images confirmed their deepest fears: it was indeed their missing daughter. The revelation sent shockwaves through the family, transforming a missing person case into a full-blown murder investigation.

Inter-State Hunt and Shocking Revelations

With the grim reality confirmed, a dedicated team from Hisua police, accompanied by the victim’s family, swiftly traveled to Bengaluru. Collaborating with local law enforcement, they meticulously collected evidence, piecing together the events that led to the heinous crime.

Initial investigations by Hisua police revealed a calculated attempt to dispose of the body after the murder. The probe quickly implicated seven individuals, including the victim’s boyfriend, identified as Aashiq Kumar. Police sources stated that Aashiq allegedly committed the murder, with the remaining six individuals — his uncle Mukesh Kumar, aunt Indu Devi, and friends Rajaram Ravidas, Raju Kumar, Kalu Ravidas, and Mohan Kumar — assisting in the gruesome cover-up.

The Betrayal: A Lover’s Rage and a Failed Deception

The entire horrific incident, police confirmed, transpired in Bengaluru. Following the murder, the accused fled to Rahul Nagar in Nawada’s Hisua police station area. Acting on precise intelligence, Hisua police, led by station in-charge Anil Kumar Singh, swiftly surrounded the area, apprehending all seven suspects. They have since been handed over to Inspector Sanjeev Mahajan of Bengaluru’s Suryanagar police station for further investigation.

During interrogation by Hisua police, the accused lover, Aashiq Kumar, made a chilling confession. The girl had not gone missing; she had eloped with him and was staying at his uncle’s house in Bengaluru. A heated dispute between the couple reportedly ignited Aashiq’s rage.

Aashiq recounted the brutal details: on May 20, while his uncle and aunt were away on duty, he attacked the girl. “He threw his girlfriend on the floor, sat on her chest, strangled her, and repeatedly banged her head on the ground,” police revealed. She died due to a severe head injury and a broken neck bone.

The Botched Cover-Up

After the murder, Aashiq summoned his friends, threatening them into silence and coercing them to perpetuate a false narrative of suicide. When his uncle returned, he advised them on how to dispose of the body. The victim’s remains were then crammed into the blue trolley, and a cab was booked. The group transported the trolley to a deserted location, where the cab driver, though suspicious, left after collecting his fare. The accused then discarded the trolley on the railway line before fleeing.

The police, upon discovering the body, immediately launched an investigation. A crucial detail at the crime scene raised their suspicions: a broken window glass, presumably shattered to simulate suicide, had fallen outside the room, indicating it was broken from the inside. This anomaly strongly suggested murder, not suicide.

This pivotal clue, combined with the collaborative efforts of Nawada police, led to the swift arrests. Under intense interrogation, Aashiq Kumar confessed to his heinous crime. It is now being speculated that a possible motive for the brutal murder was Aashiq’s pre-existing marriage and two children, leading to a dispute with the victim. The Bengaluru police continue their investigation into the full extent of this shocking crime.