Indore Businessman Murder Case: New Twist Emerges as Police Find Second 'Mangalsutra'

The elder brother of Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi, who was murdered during his honeymoon in Meghalaya, claimed that Raja’s wife Sonam may have secretly married her accomplice while in hiding after the crime. Raja had gone missing on May 23, and his body was recovered 10 days later on June 2 from a deep gorge near a waterfall in Sohra (Cherrapunji) in Meghalaya's East Khasi Hills district. Sonam and her alleged boyfriend, Raj Kushwaha, are among several individuals arrested in connection with the murder.

According to Vipin, the deceased's elder brother, Meghalaya police recovered two mangalsutras. One was gifted to Sonam when she and Raja married on May 11. The second one may be related to Sonam and Kushwaha's marriage. They might have married when she was hiding. Vipin criticized Sonam’s brother Govind for his actions.

The eight people arrested by Meghalaya Police in connection with Raja Raghuvanshi’s murder are currently in judicial custody. Authorities in Meghalaya have made it compulsory for visitors to hire registered guides for outdoor activities in the East Khasi Hills district to enhance tourist safety following the high-profile murder.

In a move to bolster tourist safety, authorities in Meghalaya have made it compulsory for visitors to hire registered guides for outdoor activities in the East Khasi Hills district. This decision follows the high-profile murder of Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi, allegedly orchestrated by his wife during their honeymoon in the picturesque Sohra region last month.

According to the source: Times of India.