After the gruesome murder of Sharadha Walker comes to light, every day a new murderer like her came. In a similar incident, a woman has been brutally killed by her husband. A man in Madhya Pradesh’s Shahdol cut his wife into two and buried those parts at different places in a forest.

The victim was identified as Saraswati Patel and her husband has been identified as Ram Kishore Patel. The accused allegedly killed his wife with an axe on suspicion of cheating. The Horrific incident came to light when a man filed a missing complaint about his brother and sister-in-law on November 13.

According to the information, Police registered a case and started an investigation on the issue. On November 15, the police received information that a woman's clothes had been found in the forest near the village. After investigating further, police found that the clothes belonged to the missing woman.

After this Police began a search operation in the forest and a head was found buried in a place. A little away from that place, a torso was also found. The body parts were of the missing woman. As per the information, A murder case was registered and the accused was arrested in the Kareli area of Narsinghpur, MP.

As per the Superintendent of Police (SP), Kumar Prateek, “The accused has admitted to the crime. In the statement given to the police, he said that he doubted his wife’s character, so he took her to the forest and beheaded her with an axe. After that, he buried the head and torso separately. The police have also seized the axe used in the murder.”

This incident comes to light after a 26-year-old  Shradha meets a boy named Aftab, falls in love, and then decides to move in with him against her own parents’ wish. The girl is killed by her own live-in partner who chops off her body into 35 pieces. The accused roams around the city for over 18 nights to dispose of the body parts at different places in Delhi. 

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