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Bengaluru man arrested for strangling wife, hiding body at home for three days

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Sagar Chandra Ravath has been arrested in Bengaluru for allegedly killing his wife Anusuya Behra during a domestic argument. He reportedly wrapped her body in a bed sheet and kept it inside their home for three days before disposing of it. The case came to light after skeletal remains were discovered during a local cleanliness drive. Police launched an investigation and were able to identify the victim through a clothing tag and a Ganesha pendant found with the remains.

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