Melbourne Teacher Sunil Sharma Found Dead in India; Brother Charged with Murder
Tragic update on Aussie maths teacher who mysteriously vanished in India - as his brother is charged with murder
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Sunil Sharma, a 66-year-old maths teacher from Melbourne, was found dead in a canal in India after going missing on May 22. His brother, Satish Sharma, has been charged with his murder, along with two other family members. The case has raised concerns about the circumstances surrounding his death.
- 01Sunil Sharma traveled to India for property renovations and was last in contact with family on May 22.
- 02His brother, Satish Sharma, has been charged with his murder, allegedly bludgeoning him after drugging him.
- 03Sharma's body was discovered in a canal near Harik, prompting an investigation into his suspicious disappearance.
- 04CCTV footage showed Sunil arriving and leaving his property on the day he vanished, overseeing renovations.
- 05His daughter, Surbhi, expressed her grief and described her father as intelligent, strong, and loving.
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Sunil Sharma, a 66-year-old maths teacher from Melbourne, was reported missing in India after last contacting his family on May 22. His body was later recovered from a canal near Harik, leading to the arrest of his brother, Satish Sharma, who has been charged with murder. Police allege that Sunil was drugged with sleeping pills and then bludgeoned with a baseball bat. Two other family members have also been arrested in connection with the case. CCTV footage revealed that Sunil had been at his properties in Amritsar, Punjab, on the day of his disappearance, overseeing renovations. His daughter, Surbhi, has been actively searching for him and expressed her sorrow in a public appeal, describing her father as a loving and intelligent man who dedicated his life to teaching. The tragic circumstances surrounding Sunil's death have raised significant concerns and garnered media attention, as the investigation continues.
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The case has drawn attention to safety concerns for travelers in India, particularly for expatriates managing properties.
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