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IN PHOTOS: Police investigates crime scene after recovering woman's severed head in Virar

Updated On: 13 March, 2025 11:58 PM IST | Asif Ali Sayed

The Palghar Police in Maharashtra on Thursday night launched an investigation at the crime scene where they recovered a woman's severed head. Pics/Hanif Patel (Story/Diwakar Sharma 

The woman’s severed head was found inside a suitcase in a deserted area in Virar. Pics/ Hanif Patel (Story/Diwakar Sharma)

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The woman’s severed head was found inside a suitcase in a deserted area in Virar. Pics/ Hanif Patel (Story/Diwakar Sharma)
The head was found near Pirkunda Dargah area of Virar in Palghar district of Maharashtra, the police officials said

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The head was found near Pirkunda Dargah area of Virar in Palghar district of Maharashtra, the police officials said

After the shocking incident came to light, the police rushed to the spot and launched an investigations into the matter, sources said

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After the shocking incident came to light, the police rushed to the spot and launched an investigations into the matter, sources said

Official said that the local children discovered the horrifying scene

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Official said that the local children discovered the horrifying scene

When they opened the suitcase and to their shock the head was found in the bag with its torso is missing, they said

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When they opened the suitcase and to their shock the head was found in the bag with its torso is missing, they said

Upon receiving information about the incident, Mandvi Police reached the spot and began their investigations

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Upon receiving information about the incident, Mandvi Police reached the spot and began their investigations

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