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An award-winning author of five books, Smita Das Jain writes every day. Her work moves fluidly between fiction and non-fiction, making sense of the world people inhabit. Her short stories, non-fiction and personal essays have been featured in eighteen international platforms and anthologies around the globe. Originally from Odisha, she is an IIM-Indore alumna, an ex-corporate leader-turned executive-cum-life coach, and TEDx speaker, striving to empower people through her words.

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Pune, 1970s

The rising number of isolated crimes in the city soon spiralled into a chilling pattern. Ten serial murders that were calculated, intimate, and terrifyingly close to home. This is the true story of a college gang that killed brutally and manipulated trust.

Rajendra Jakkal, Dilip Sutar, Munawar Shah and Shantaram Jagtap – four boys in their 20s, still studying in college – were tried and hanged to death for committing these serial homicides in Pune.

What instigated the boys in their 20s to commit such heinous crimes?

How did they choose the victims?

What were the clues that led the police to them?

Gripping, unsettling, and meticulously researched, The Pune Serial Killers plunges you into a world of serial killings and killers where the line between the familiar and the fatal blurs, leaving behind a legacy of terror that still echoes.

Pune, 1970s

Rajendra Jakkal, Dilip Sutar, Munawar Shah and Shantaram Jagtap – four boys in their 20s, still studying in college – were tried and hanged to death for committing these serial homicides in Pune.

What instigated the boys in their 20s to commit such heinous crimes?

How did they choose the victims?

What were the clues that led the police to them?