Indian predator discards his live-in partner into 35 pieces and spreads the corpse parts across Delhi.

If this had occurred anyplace else in the world, we would have felt frightened. However, it took place in Delhi, the nation's capital. A predator killed a 27-year-old lady, sliced her into 35 pieces, and dispersed the body parts all around Delhi. The predator, believe it or not, was also her boyfriend.

The individual has been detained for five months following his heinous deed.

If this had occurred anyplace else in the world, we would have felt frightened. However, it took place in Delhi, the nation's capital. A predator killed a 27-year-old lady, sliced her into 35 pieces, and dispersed the body parts all around Delhi. The predator, believe it or not, was also her boyfriend.

The individual has been detained for five months following his heinous deed.

On May 18, Poonawalla strangled his partner after a disagreement. He then used a sharp object to sever her body into several pieces, storing each piece in a refrigerator he had purchased. He would go out at all hours of the night for the next sixteen days and scatter the pieces around Delhi.

On November 8, the victim's father, Vikas Madan, reported his daughter's kidnapping to the Mehrauli police station in Delhi. Vikas said in his complaint that he resides in Palghar, Maharashtra, with his family. His daughter Shraddha met Poonawalla while working at a contact center in Mumbai.

Despite objections from Shraddha's family, the two finally started dating and went to Delhi. In the Chhatarpur district of the city, the couple rented a home. However, Vikas claimed that he was unable to reach his daughter or receive any communication from her after May 2022.

Investigation revealed that Shraddha had been killed five months earlier. Poonawalla was apprehended by police from the Chhatarpur apartment and brought in for interrogation.

After questioning him, authorities started looking for the victim's body parts in a city forest. Several bones were found at the location. More research is being done.