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Indian Mapper

Indian Mapper

By: Ekalavya Hansaj
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In a country of over 1.4 billion people, where tradition meets modernity and democracy battles deep-rooted corruption, some truths remain buried—until now. Indian Mapper is your passport into the shadowy corridors of crime, radicalism, fraud, and deception that shape the very fabric of India.


We rip open unresolved mysteries, deadly cults, political betrayals, and massive financial frauds—the stories the powerful don’t want you to hear. This isn’t just another podcast. This is hard journalism, unfiltered and fearless, exposing the real India that lurks behind the headlines.



What We Cover:

🔴 Terror & Radicalism: The rise of the Indian Mujahideen, the sleeper cells hiding in plain sight, the underbelly of extremist organizations like PFI, and the shocking reality of lone-wolf terrorists bred in digital echo chambers.

🔴 Blood & Betrayal: Serial killers who outwitted the law—like Cyanide Mohan, Auto Shankar, and Darbara Singh. Murders that were covered up, crimes that reek of police complicity, and the chilling silence that follows powerful perpetrators.

🔴 Political Scams & Corruption: The Vyapam scam, where witnesses and whistleblowers mysteriously dropped dead. The Commonwealth Games scandal, which siphoned off billions. The Nira Radia tapes that exposed the corporate-political nexus controlling the nation.

🔴 Cyber & Banking Frauds: The Rs 11,400 crore Nirav Modi PNB scam. The Harshad Mehta securities fraud that rattled the stock market. How Indian cyber mafias operate call centers scamming Americans and Europeans by the millions.

🔴 Cults & Conspiracies: The deadly Dera Sacha Sauda empire of Gurmeet Ram Rahim. The sinister Burari deaths and their eerie link to occult practices. The Aghori sadhus and their rumored connection to unexplained disappearances.

🔴 Unsolved & Covered-Up: Who killed Sunanda Pushkar? Why did the Sheena Bora case take years to crack? What really happened to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose? The real reason behind the mass suicide of the Bhatia family in Delhi’s Burari case.



This Podcast Pulls No Punches.


Every episode is backed by verified sources, investigative journalism, and expert analysis. No sugarcoating. No soft narratives. Just the brutal, unfiltered truth about the crimes, conspiracies, and corruption that define India’s darkest corners.


Brace yourself. Indian Mapper isn’t here to entertain—it’s here to expose.


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  • Cyanide Mohan

    Cyanide Mohan
    Feb 16 2025
    "Cyanide Mohan – Death in a White Pill"


    A schoolteacher by day, a remorseless serial killer by night—Mohan Kumar, better known as Cyanide Mohan, carried out one of the most horrifying killing sprees in India’s history. For nearly a decade, he lured desperate young women with false promises of marriage, only to murder them in cold blood using cyanide-laced pills.


    Operating in Karnataka between 2003 and 2009, Mohan meticulously targeted vulnerable women from lower economic backgrounds, tricking them into swallowing what they believed was a contraceptive pill—but within minutes, they were convulsing in agony, foaming at the mouth, and dying alone in bus stands, cheap hotels, and public toilets. Over 20 women fell victim to his cruelty before he was finally caught.


    This episode reconstructs the chilling anatomy of his crimes—from his calculated selection of victims and his manipulative techniques to the shocking police investigation that finally led to his capture. We dive into actual police reports, survivor accounts, and court records to expose the full extent of his psychopathic methods and total lack of remorse.


    A killer hiding in plain sight, a trail of forgotten victims, and a crime so methodical that it went unnoticed for years—this is the true story of Cyanide Mohan.


    🔴 Listen at your own risk.

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