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Slain MUT lecturer, Shan Dwarika has been described as a person who dedicated his entire life to making an impact on the lives of disadvantaged communities.

The search for an abducted Mangosuthu University of Technology lecturer has ended in heartbreak for his family after his body was found in Inanda, Durban, on Saturday afternoon.

The electrical engineering lecturer, who resides in Verulam, was last seen on 28 May 2023 at his rental property in Sea Cow Lake, Durban.

Described as a kind man who was dedicated to make a positive impact on the lives of those historically disadvantaged, Dwarika was a lecturer at MUT for 26 years and drove daily from Verulam to campus and often stayed on afterwards for consultations with his students, who were the same age as his abductors.

The university said Dwarika would spend his time after classes consulting with students, and as someone who loved his family with all his heart.

The body of the 61-year-old electrical engineering lecturer was discovered on Saturday, in a field in Inanda in Durban, after being reported missing for over a week.

Two men who were arrested in connection with the kidnapping of Mangosuthu University of Technology lecturer Clanlall Dwarika have been charged with murder.

Two men who were arrested in connection with the kidnapping of 61-year-old Chanlall 'Shan' Dwarika have now been charged with murder following the recovery of his body in Inanda. A search for at least two more suspects who are believed to have also been involved in his kidnapping and subsequent murder is ongoing

A massive search and intense investigations by police and a security company, surrounding the abduction of Mangosuthu University of Technology (MUT) lecturer, Chanlall 'Shan' Dwarika, ended in tragedy when the body of the Verulam grandfather was discovered in Inanda

The body of 61-year-old Shan Dwarika was found in Inanda Dam in Durban on Saturday afternoon.