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Body of Karnataka man found dismembered in car in UAE

Source: NDTV · 23 Sep 2026, 02:50 UTC

The body of Alwin Prakash Kunder, a Karnataka man who had worked at Sharjah airport for 14 years, was found in nine parts inside a car in the United Arab Emirates two months after he was killed, according to the supplied report.

The body of Alwin Prakash Kunder, a man from Karnataka, was found dismembered inside a car in the United Arab Emirates, according to the supplied report. Kunder had been working at Sharjah airport for the past 14 years. The material does not specify his job at the airport or identify the location where the car was found.

His body was discovered in nine parts two months after he was killed. The timing indicates that the remains were found after a significant delay, but the available information does not explain how investigators located the car or established Kunder’s identity. No details are provided about the suspected motive, the circumstances of the killing or any arrests.

The supplied material also does not include statements from UAE authorities, Kunder’s family or Indian officials. The known facts are limited to Kunder’s identity, his long-term employment at Sharjah airport, and the discovery of his remains in a car in nine parts two months after his death. Further information about the investigation and the judicial process was not included.

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