Meghalaya honeymoon murder: Who is the mastermind? Sonam Raghuvanshi or Raj Kushwaha... SIT makes shocking claims
Meghalaya honeymoon murder: Who is the mastermind? Sonam Raghuvanshi or Raj Kushwaha... SIT makes shocking claims
The twist and turns in the honeymoon Meghalaya murder case is far from over. According the recent development, mastermind of the murder case of Raja Raghuvanshi is Raj Kushwaha and Sonam supported him.
Five people, including Raja Raghuvanshi's wife Sonam (25) and her alleged lover Kushwaha (20), have been arrested for their alleged involvement in the murder of Raja Raghuvanshi (29) in the north-eastern state last month. All of them are currently in the Meghalaya police's custody and an SIT is probing the case.
The SIT in its initial investigation is claiming that mastermind of the murder case of Raja Raghuvanshi is Raj Kushwaha and not Sonam.
The elder brother of Raja Raghuvanshi, an Indore-based transport businessman murdered during his honeymoon in Meghalaya, on Friday demanded a narco analysis test on prime accused Sonam and Raj Kushwaha to uncover the 'entire truth' behind the sensational case.
Sonam was to dissapear?
All three accused are friends of Raj and Sonam and one was Raj's cousin. No contract was given. All three accused participated in the murder due to friendship. In February, both of them had conspired that Sonam would suddenly disappear. After her disappearance, it would seem that she was swept away in the river.
The second conspiracy was to murder someone else, place her on Sonam's scooter and set it on fire, so that it appeared that Sonam has been murdered.
But when all this could not happen, Raja and Sonam got married. They came to visit Kamakhya. The three accused also came to Guwahati on 19 May. Their plan was to kill Raja in Guwahati itself.
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