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Sonam Raghuvanshi, accused of murdering husband Raja during their honeymoon in Meghalaya, has been remanded to police custody for further investigation.

Meghalaya Police gets three days transit remand of Sonam Raghuvanshi

Sonam Raghuvanshi, accused of murdering husband Raja during their honeymoon in Meghalaya, has been remanded to police custody for further investigation.

The Meghalaya Police on Tuesday secured a three-day transit remand for Sonam Raghuvanshi, the prime accused in the murder of her husband, Indore resident Raja Raghuvanshi.&nbsp;
Earlier in the day, Sonam was brought to the Phulwari Sharif police station in Bihar&rsquo;s Patna, as part of the ongoing investigation into the high-profile case.
According to Meghalaya Police, Sonam is the primary suspect in the alleged murder, which took place during the couple&rsquo;s honeymoon in the northeastern state. Authorities claim that Raja was killed by contract killers reportedly hired by Sonam. She is now being taken to Shillong under police custody.
The transit remand of Sonam follows a similar development on Monday, when Meghalaya Police obtained custody of three other accused in the same case. These individuals &mdash; Akash Rajput, Vishal Singh Chauhan, and Raj Singh Kushwaha &mdash; will also be transported to Shillong for further questioning and investigation.
A senior Uttar Pradesh police official revealed that Sonam was apprehended near a dhaba on the Varanasi-Ghazipur main road. After her detention, she was placed at the Sakhi One Stop Centre in Ghazipur. Upon the arrival of Meghalaya Police, Sonam underwent a medical examination at the District Hospital before being moved for legal procedures.
Additional DCP (Crime) Rajesh Dandotiya confirmed the development while speaking to ANI. "They were presented before the CJM Judge, and Shillong police got a 7-day transit remand. The fourth accused, Anand, is being brought to Indore from Sagar, Bina (Madhya Pradesh), and will be produced in court on Tuesday. All four will be taken to Shillong by Shillong Police."
The case has attracted widespread attention, particularly after the arrest of multiple individuals. Meghalaya Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong addressed the media on June 9, confirming that four individuals had been apprehended in connection with the murder.
"They were presented before the CJM Judge, and Shillong police got a 7-day transit remand. The fourth accused, Anand, is being brought to Indore from Sagar, Bina (Madhya Pradesh), and will be produced in court on Tuesday. All four will be taken to Shillong by Shillong Police," he said.
Tynsong also confirmed Sonam&rsquo;s surrender. "Sonam voluntarily turned herself in, and all those apprehended would be brought to Shillong for further investigation," he added. Authorities are reportedly still searching for one remaining suspect.
Meghalaya Special Investigation Team (SIT) Chief Herbert Pyniaid Kharkongor revealed findings from the post-mortem report, which stated that Raja Raghuvanshi had suffered two head injuries.
Both Sonam and Raja Raghuvanshi, residents of Madhya Pradesh&rsquo;s Indore, had gone missing during their honeymoon in Meghalaya. Raja&rsquo;s body was later discovered in the state, triggering a multi-state investigation now being led by Meghalaya Police.
Police continue to describe Sonam and her associate Raj as the primary accused in what is being treated as a premeditated murder.

Pilibhit journalist Israr and wife ingest poison in protest against alleged harassment by officials. Investigation underway.

Journalist, wife claim harassment by UP officer over news report; consume poison

A local journalist in Pilibhit, UP, and his wife consumed poison, citing harassment by officials. Urging justice, their video highlights conflicts involving civic project corruption allegations. Police investigate as tensions escalate.

Local journalist and wife poisoned due to alleged harassment by officials. Investigation ongoing.

Pilibhit , A local journalist and his wife here posted a video on social media accusing a sub-divisional magistrate, a nagar panchayat chairman and a contractor of harassment and consumed poison on camera on Thursday.
According to officers from Barkheda police station, Israr alleged in the video that they were driven to taking the extreme step due to ongoing harassment by Bisalpur sub-divisional magistrate Nagendra Pandey, Barkheda nagar panchayat chairman Shyam Bihari Bhojwal and contractor Moin Hussain.
The couple was rushed to the district hospital, where Israr is said to be out of danger while his wife is in a critical condition, an officer said.
In the purported video, Israr claimed that he had recently published a news report on an alleged corruption in the Barkheda nagar panchayat, which he claimed caught the attention of the Chief Minister's Office.
Following this, Israr said he began to be harassed. Hussain, Bhojwal and Pandey continuously threatened the family and falsely implicated them in a case, he claimed
 "We are drinking poison and ending our lives. Yogi ji, we need justice," Israr said in the video.
Responding to the viral video, sub-divisional magistrate Pandey told media that he has directed the Barkheda Station House Officer to investigate the matter.
He dismissed the allegations as "baseless" and claimed "there is no such issue."
Bisalpur Circle Officer Prateek Dahiya told reporters that the police are conducting a thorough investigation from all angles.
Meanwhile, Bhojwal, in his statement to the press, said that he has no involvement in the incident.
"I have come to know about the incident, but I have nothing to do with it. There may have been some dispute with the contractor," he said.
Contractor Hussain defended himself by claiming that Israr had visited one of his construction sites on May 18 and allegedly demanded ₹15,000, and threatened to publish a negative news report if his demand was not met.&nbsp;
Hussain claimed that Israr used abusive language and issued death threats.
He added that he had filed a complaint with the police following the incident.
The couple's family members claimed that Israr and his wife were facing continuous harassment. They accused Pandey, Bhojwal and Hussain of issuing threats and framing them in false cases, with the police also being allegedly complicit.
The family demanded that a case be registered against the three individuals named in the video.
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