Desk Correspondent , Visakhapatnam - In a gruesome incident that has horrified Visakhapatnam, a Navy staffer allegedly murdered his lover during a heated argument at his home in L.V. Nagar, dismembered her body with savage precision, packed the remains into bags, and stashed them inside his fridge before walking into the nearest police station to surrender.

Navy technician Ravindra exploited his wife's absence at her parental home to lure his former acquaintance turned lover to his L.V. Nagar flat in Visakhapatnam, where a heated rendezvous spiraled into fatal violence; after killing her, he chillingly dismembered the body into pieces hands, legs, torso sealed them meticulously in white plastic bags, and stashed the remains inside his fridge to conceal the crime. Hours later, he surrendered voluntarily at Gajuwaka police station, calmly leading officers back to the flat where they uncovered the horrific scene of packed bones and body parts; now in custody, investigations probe the illicit affair as the likely trigger and whether the butchery aimed to delay discovery, with murder and evidence tampering charges expected.

This stomach churning case exposes the dark underbelly of hidden relationships turning deadly, as police urge discretion amid circulating visuals: a Navy man's calculated savagery shocks the nation, reminding us that "behind closed doors, passion can curdle into unimaginable horror."