Guwahati Homestay Death Suspected Murder, Family Alleges Foul Play

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A woman died under suspicious circumstances at a homestay in Guwahati, and a probe is now pointing toward possible murder. The victim's family has alleged that she called her mother shortly before her death, saying she needed help because of 'these people'. Police are currently investigating the case and working to verify the family's claims. Authorities have clarified that the alleged phone call has not yet been independently confirmed. The case remains under active investigation as officials work to establish the full sequence of events.

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