bengaluru without a head police wont be able to identify the body chopping off the legs and arms will make the case more difficult to crack said pankaj kumar paswan as he briefed his coaccused inside his rented house at janata bande colony bannerghatta paswan and six others had allegedly murdered their landlady r geeta alias geetamma a few hours ago and were discussing how to dispose of the body the confession of indal kumar one of the accused who played a vital role in the murder and was arrested recently helped cops solve the case the accused had strangled her on the evening of may 27 inside her house adjacent to paswans building they walked to a hardware store located around 300 metres from bannerghatta police station and purchased three axel blades and two saws the seven men then cut the body into parts and kept them in geetas house before returning to their homeson may 28 splitting into two groups they set out to dispose of the body parts one group trekked to suvarnamukhi hill on the edge of bannerghatta biological park and disposed of the head and arms another team threw a gunny bag containing the legs in a drain later paswan and two others reached kr puram railway station to board a train while the other four headed to majestic saying they would travel to chennaipolice have succeeded in recovering geetas head and left arm while the legs seem to have been washed away in the drain the other arm could have been carried away by a wild animal cops suspectshe refused to transfer house in tenants namea garment worker paswan had lived in geetas rented accommodation for nearly a decade geeta a widow depended on him for her visits to the hospital withdrawing cash from the atm and other errands geeta had no sons and her two married daughters live in other districts paswan wanted geeta to transfer the house to his name so that he could sell it and settle down in his hometown of aurangabad bihar but geeta refused to do so which prompted paswan to hatch the murder plot said policepaswans pregnant wife had returned to her parents house four months ago the other six suspects were known to paswan and were living in one of the rented accommodations in the same building police said superintendent of police bengaluru rural mallikarjun baladandi said they have launched a manhunt for the elusive suspects our special teams are looking for them in and around bihar and other places he saidon june 2 the decomposed torso was recovered from a drain behind janata bande colony the disappearance of geeta paswan and the others indicated that the torso was hers and the suspects were none other than her tenants