The police discovered a blue suitcase near the fridge where the woman's dismembered body was found. They are investigating whether the suspect intended to move the body or if it was brought from another location.

A 26-year-old woman was murdered in Bengaluru, with her body parts found in a refrigerator. The victim, Mahalakshmi, had left her husband and moved to Bengaluru five months prior.

In Bengaluru, police are investigating the gruesome murder of Mahalakshmi, whose body was dismembered into 59 pieces. The prime suspect is identified

The victim, Mahalakshmi, lived alone in a single-bedroom house in Bengaluru. Police found her body cut into around 30 pieces, decomposed and infested with worms, indicating she may have been murdered at least two weeks earlier. Mahalakshmi, originally from another state, worked in a mall while her husband lives in a different city.

According to the mother, Mahalakshmi had told her over the phone on September 2 that she would visit her husband soon. That was the last communication between the mother and the daughter.

Bengaluru Police Commissioner B Dayananda on Monday said that they have identified the suspect in the murder of a 29-year-old woman, whose chopped body parts were recovered from a refrigerator in her flat.

Prime suspect identified in women murder case on3. Speaking to ANI Police Commissioner B. Dayananda the case is being investigated from all angles, the prime suspect has been identified and efforts are underway to arrest him.

Days after the body of 29-year-old Mahalakshmi was found in a fridge in Bengaluru on Saturday, police suspect that the perpetrator may be hiding in West Bengal, Times of India reported. The report also indicates that the Bengaluru Police have ruled out any involvement from her husband and identified the suspect as one of the woman's friends.