Karnataka Man Chops Off 16-Year-old Fiancee's Head After Marriage Put Off For 2 Yrs – News18
Last Updated: May 10, 2024, 17:15 ISTThe accused, identified as Prakash, is yet to be arrested ( Representative image)Both families then agreed that only after Meena attained the age of…
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