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A 35-year-old Navy technician in Visakhapatnam allegedly killed his 29-year-old girlfriend, Mounika, after an argument at his residence. He then dismembered her body, disposing of some parts and keeping others in a refrigerator. The accused surrendered to the police, leading to the recovery of several body parts, though the victim's head remains missing.

A shocking incident unfolded in Vizag as a Naval technician allegedly murdered his girlfriend, dismembered her body, and disposed of some parts. The accused surrendered to police after confessing to the brutal crime. Investigators recovered some body parts from his refrigerator, but the head remains missing, prompting a dedicated search.

In a shocking turn of events, a married officer from the Indian Navy in Visakhapatnam faces arrest for the brutal murder of a woman. Authorities allege he dismembered her body, hiding some parts in his residence and incinerating others. The victim's father refutes the man's assertions of financial motives, claiming the crime was an attempt to safeguard his professional reputation.

A mentally disturbed individual, identified as Duvvi Kiran, stole an RTC bus from Visakhapatnam while the driver was issuing tickets. He drove the vehicle over 500 meters, hitting a parked car, before being apprehended by police at Jagadamba junction. Kiran, a former auto mechanic, possessed knowledge of driving heavy vehicles.