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Guwahati Police Seize Fridge Used to Store Woman's Severed Head

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Guwahati Police seized a refrigerator that was reportedly used to store a woman's severed head, according to reports. The victim's husband, Ramanuj Goswami, was taken to the house by police, likely as part of the investigation. The case involves the suspected murder of a woman in Guwahati, Assam. Further details about the circumstances of the crime and any arrests are yet to be fully disclosed publicly.

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