A naval employee brutally murdered his own girlfriend in LV Nagar (Gajuwaka) of Visakhapatnam city, Andhra Pradesh. The name of the accused is CH Ravindra, who works as a technician in the Indian Navy and is a resident of Rajam in Vizianagaram district. Ravindra was already married but he was having an affair with 29 year old Mounika. Mounika was a resident of Visakhapatnam. When Ravindra’s wife had gone to her maternal home, he took advantage of her loneliness and called Mounika to his house.
On March 29 (Sunday), Mounika reached Ravindra’s house on his call. Both were together in the afternoon but by evening there was a big fight between them over some issue. In a fit of rage, Ravindra attacked with a knife and took Mounika’s life. Due to fear of being caught, he adopted a very dreadful method to dispose of the dead body.
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dead body hidden in the fridge
The accused cut Maunika’s body into several pieces to hide her identity. He packed some body parts in a bag, took it to a deserted place, threw it and destroyed it. He hid the remaining body parts inside the refrigerator of his own house so that no one would get suspicious and there would be no smell. During investigation, police found some body parts from inside the fridge.
Investigation revealed that the head of the deceased is still missing. Police suspect that Ravindra took the head away and threw it somewhere. To find this missing part and the remaining body parts, the police have formed a special team which is searching at different places. The forensic team is also busy collecting evidence so that the accused can be given strict punishment.
further testing
Police have arrested the accused CH Ravindra. Now the police is trying to find out whether there was some other bigger reason behind this murder or whether someone else had helped him in this. The recovered body parts have been sent to the police for investigation.
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old creepy cases
This incident is reminiscent of old cases in the country where refrigerators were used to hide dead bodies. Even in Delhi’s Shraddha Walker case, accused Aftab had cut it into 35 pieces and kept it in the fridge. Recently, in the Mahalaxmi case of Bengaluru, more than 50 pieces of a woman’s dead body were found in the fridge. Similarly, in Hyderabad too, a lover cut off the head of his girlfriend and threw it in the river. This incident in Visakhapatnam also shows the same kind of cruelty.
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