In Jalpaiguri, West Bengal, a man named Ramesh Rai killed his wife and cut her body into pieces. He put the heart and other organs in a bag and carried them around the village and showed them to some people. After the incident, the frightened people informed the Panchayat, after which the police were informed.

A horrific incident happened in the Maynaguri area of ​​Jalpaiguri, West Bengal, which has shaken the entire district. A man named Ramesh Rai, a resident of the area, not only killed his wife Deepali Rai, but also cut her body into pieces and kept roaming around the village with many organs, including the heart, in a bag.

People present there said that the accused also showed his wife's heart to some people by opening the bag. After this incident, the frightened people immediately informed the Panchayat. The Panchayat head informed the police.

Police recovered the remaining parts of the body

After this, the police reached the spot and recovered the remaining parts of the body and then sent them to Jalpaiguri Government College Hospital for postmortem. At present, the accused is absconding and is being searched for.

According to the police, Ramesh Rai killed his wife in the morning and then slashed her body with a sharp weapon. After this, he kept roaming around the houses in the neighbourhood with the bag. A neighbour said that he himself came and opened the bag and showed the heart and other body parts.

The bed was soaked with blood

After this, the villagers reached the house of the accused, where the bed was completely soaked in blood. After this, the police were called. Mainaguri police station in-charge Subal Chandra Ghosh said that after the murder, the accused kept roaming in the area with the pieces of the body for some time. Our team has recovered the pieces of the body, and the search for the accused is on.

The village head informed the police

"When I got information that a man was roaming around with body parts in a bag, I immediately informed the police. It was a very horrifying scene," said Nilima Rai, head of the Mainagudi gram panchayat.

PC: Jagran