A 28-year-old man was arrested in Guwahati, Assam, on Monday for allegedly killing his wife, severing her head, chopping her fingers and storing them in the refrigerator at their rented accommodation in the Beltola area before fleeing.&nbsp;The deceased was identified as Riya Talukdar, who hails from Guwahati’s Noonmati, while her husband, Ramanujan Goswami, who hails from Dhubri’s Gauripur, was arrested later, police said. Ramanujan works as a cab operator. Police said the deceased woman’s severed head was recovered from a refrigerator.&nbsp;Ramanujan initially fled the crime scene but later surrendered to the police at Hatigaon police station, following which he was arrested.The incident took place at a rented house in the Basisthapur area. The matter came to light when neighbours noticed a foul smell emanating from the locked house on Sunday night and alerted the police.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/sir-verification-reunites-lost-brothers-after-35-years-one-had-been-presumed-dead-1788728677014">SIR verification reunites lost brothers after 35 years; one had been presumed dead</a>&nbsp;Police arrived at the residence where the couple were staying since getting married a few months ago.When the police broke the lock, they found a decapitated body that had started to decompose, but the head was missing. The fingers were also chopped off.&nbsp;&nbsp;Police searched the house and found Riya’s severed head placed inside a black polythene bag in the refrigerator. Some of the victim’s severed fingers were also found along with the head, police said.&nbsp;A forensic team from the Guwahati police collected evidence at the scene. Initial findings suggest Riya was killed at least 24 hours before her body and severed head were found, police said.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/no-muslims-aadhaar-mandatory-for-entry-vhp-sets-rules-for-garba-dandiya-in-maharashtra-1788713906642">‘No Muslims, Aadhaar mandatory for entry’: VHP sets rules for garba-dandiya in Maharashtra</a>&nbsp;According to neighbours, the couple got into a fight on Saturday night, and screams were heard from their house, but Ramanujan later locked the room from outside and left, police said.“The locals told us that the husband left the house alone after locking the door from outside, which was suspicious. Later they said that foul odour came from the house, and based on that information, we started investigating,” officers of Hatigaon Police Station said.&nbsp;Police have registered a case under multiple sections of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), including 103 (1) (murder), against him. Goswami is undergoing questioning at the police station, and police are trying to find the motive behind the murder.&nbsp;According to police, Riya worked at a boutique in the AC Market area of Fancy Bazar. Both her parents had passed away, and her brother lives in Noonmati in Guwahati.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/iran-war-may-drag-on-for-another-6-months-ex-us-defence-secretary-leon-panetta-1788699706418">Iran War may drag on for another 6 months: Ex-US defence secretary Leon Panetta</a>&nbsp;According to Riya’s family members, the two were in a relationship for several years before marrying last year. The family said that Goswami has a history of domestic violence, and he spent approximately three months at a rehabilitation centre earlier this year.&nbsp;Police said that they have collected the related evidence from the crime scene, and the details of Goswami’s behavioural history are being examined.&nbsp;Riya’s body has been sent to the Gauhati Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) for a post-mortem examination, and the exact timeline and cause of death will be established once the report comes, police said.

The matter came to light when neighbours noticed a foul smell emanating from the locked house on Sunday night and alerted the police. When the police arrived and broke the lock, they found a decapitated body that had started to decompose, but the head was missing.

A 28-year-old man was arrested in Guwahati, Assam, on Monday for allegedly killing his wife, severing her head, chopping her fingers and storing them in the refrigerator at their rented accommodation in the Beltola area before fleeing. The deceased was identified as Riya Talukdar, who hails from Guwahati’s Noonmati, while her husband, Ramanujan Goswami, who hails from Dhubri’s Gauripur, was arrested later, police said. Ramanujan works as a cab operator. Police said the deceased woman’s severed head was recovered from a refrigerator. Ramanujan initially fled the crime scene but later surrendered to the police at Hatigaon police station, following which he was arrested. The incident took place at a rented house in the Basisthapur area. The matter came to light when neighbours noticed a foul smell emanating from the locked house on Sunday night and alerted the police. Also Read: SIR verification reunites lost brothers after 35 years; one had been presumed dead Police arrived at the residence where the couple were staying since getting married a few months ago. When the police broke the lock, they found a decapitated body that had started to decompose, but the head was missing. The fingers were also chopped off. Police searched the house and found Riya’s severed head placed inside a black polythene bag in the refrigerator. Some of the victim’s severed fingers were also found along with the head, police said. A forensic team from the Guwahati police collected evidence at the scene. Initial findings suggest Riya was killed at least 24 hours before her body and severed head were found, police said. Also Read: ‘No Muslims, Aadhaar mandatory for entry’: VHP sets rules for garba-dandiya in Maharashtra According to neighbours, the couple got into a fight on Saturday night, and screams were heard from their house, but Ramanujan later locked the room from outside and left, police said. “The locals told us that the husband left the house alone after locking the door from outside, which was suspicious. Later they said that foul odour came from the house, and based on that information, we started investigating,” officers of Hatigaon Police Station said. Police have registered a case under multiple sections of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), including 103 (1) (murder), against him. Goswami is undergoing questioning at the police station, and police are trying to find the motive behind the murder. According to police, Riya worked at a boutique in the AC Market area of Fancy Bazar. Both her parents had passed away, and her brother lives in Noonmati in Guwahati. Also Read: Iran War may drag on for another 6 months: Ex-US defence secretary Leon Panetta According to Riya’s family members, the two were in a relationship for several years before marrying last year. The family said that Goswami has a history of domestic violence, and he spent approximately three months at a rehabilitation centre earlier this year. Police said that they have collected the related evidence from the crime scene, and the details of Goswami’s behavioural history are being examined. Riya’s body has been sent to the Gauhati Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) for a post-mortem examination, and the exact timeline and cause of death will be established once the report comes, police said.

The matter came to light when neighbours noticed a foul smell emanating from the locked house on Sunday night and alerted the police. When the police arrived and broke the lock, they found a decapitated body that had started to decompose, but the head was missing.

Man kills wife, stores her severed head and chopped fingers in fridge; arrested

A 35-year-old man from the Sribhumi district of Assam, who has been missing since Thursday (August 27), has been found in Bangladesh by the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB). The person has been identified as Balai Namasudra, a resident of Gobindapur village in Sribhumi district. After the discovery, BGB claimed that Namasudra was smuggling drugs and arms into Bangladesh. Balai's wife, Mamata Namasudra, stated that he would regularly go fishing near the border pillar every day, and on Thursday morning, at around 5:30 am, he had gone to collect the fish in the net he had set up the previous evening. She further stated that later that day, an individual from Bangladesh called her on WhatsApp and requested photocopies of Balai's voter ID, Aadhaar card and passport, if possible. "The person told me that Balai has been caught in Bangladesh for entering there illegally and he will be sent back after basic documentation, for which these documents were important, and I shared them through WhatsApp," she said.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/no-hindu-should-think-there-should-be-no-muslim-says-rss-chief-mohan-bhagwat-1788028070332">'No Hindu should think there should be no Muslim', says RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat</a><h3>BGB claims to have found weapons</h3>The BGB claimed that the Indian resident was caught at the Kumarshail border area in Barlekha upazila of Moulvibazar on August 27. During a special BGB operation, they found a foreign-made pistol, two rounds of .22-bore ammunition and 500 Yaba tablets from him. The additional superintendent of police (crime), Sribhumi, Trinayan Bhuyan, said on Saturday that the police, after receiving a missing complaint, reached the area and started investigating. However, since it was outside the fencing, they co-ordinated with the Border Security Force (BSF). Locals in Gobindapur village said that nearly 8 years back, another resident from the village, Binanda Namasudra, was similarly detained by the BGB and spent one year in Bangladesh before he was released.

The BGB claimed that the Indian resident was caught at the Kumarshail border area in Barlekha upazila of Moulvibazar on August 27. They found a foreign-made pistol, two rounds of .22-bore ammunition and 500 Yaba tablets from him.

A 35-year-old man from the Sribhumi district of Assam, who has been missing since Thursday (August 27), has been found in Bangladesh by the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB). The person has been identified as Balai Namasudra, a resident of Gobindapur village in Sribhumi district. After the discovery, BGB claimed that Namasudra was smuggling drugs and arms into Bangladesh. Balai's wife, Mamata Namasudra, stated that he would regularly go fishing near the border pillar every day, and on Thursday morning, at around 5:30 am, he had gone to collect the fish in the net he had set up the previous evening. She further stated that later that day, an individual from Bangladesh called her on WhatsApp and requested photocopies of Balai's voter ID, Aadhaar card and passport, if possible. "The person told me that Balai has been caught in Bangladesh for entering there illegally and he will be sent back after basic documentation, for which these documents were important, and I shared them through WhatsApp," she said. Also read: 'No Hindu should think there should be no Muslim', says RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat BGB claims to have found weapons The BGB claimed that the Indian resident was caught at the Kumarshail border area in Barlekha upazila of Moulvibazar on August 27. During a special BGB operation, they found a foreign-made pistol, two rounds of .22-bore ammunition and 500 Yaba tablets from him. The additional superintendent of police (crime), Sribhumi, Trinayan Bhuyan, said on Saturday that the police, after receiving a missing complaint, reached the area and started investigating. However, since it was outside the fencing, they co-ordinated with the Border Security Force (BSF). Locals in Gobindapur village said that nearly 8 years back, another resident from the village, Binanda Namasudra, was similarly detained by the BGB and spent one year in Bangladesh before he was released.

The BGB claimed that the Indian resident was caught at the Kumarshail border area in Barlekha upazila of Moulvibazar on August 27. They found a foreign-made pistol, two rounds of .22-bore ammunition and 500 Yaba tablets from him.

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Man kills wife, stores her severed head and chopped fingers in fridge; arrested

Missing Assam man detained in Bangladesh, accused of drug smuggling