The murder of Indore native Raja Raghuvanshi has seen great progress, as Meghalaya Police have successfully arrested three individuals from Madhya Pradesh involved in the crime. Meanwhile, Sonam has turned herself in, and efforts are ongoing to capture one last suspect.
According to insiders, Sonam was found just two hours ago. Indore Police promptly informed Ghazipur Police, leading to her detention. Indore Police officers are currently en route to Ghazipur. Interestingly, it was Sonam herself who called her home to inform them about the situation.
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Meghalaya’s Chief Minister, Conrad K. Sangma, also tweeted about this case, applauding the successful operation by Meghalaya Police. Three attackers from Madhya Pradesh have been apprehended, the woman has surrendered willingly, and the search for another is in motion.
Furthermore, the Director General of Police, I. Nongrang, stated that four people, including the victim’s wife, have been taken into custody in connection with the case.
Notably, a tourist guide recently alleged that Indore’s honeymoon couple, Raja Raghuvanshi and his wife Sonam, went missing from the Sohra region of Meghalaya on the day they were seen with three men. An officer confirmed the guide's report to the police.
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The couple vanished on May 23, and on June 2, Raja’s body was discovered in a ravine while the search for his wife continued. Guide Albert PD from Mawkhliaht recounted seeing the couple climbing over 3,000 steps from Nongriat to Mawkhliaht on May 23 at around 10 AM, accompanied by three male tourists.
Albert recognized them from the day before when he had offered his services for descent to Nongriat, but they had courteously declined, hiring another guide instead. The four men were leading, with the woman trailing. They conversed in Hindi, which Albert didn’t understand as he only knew Khasi and English.
