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The mysterious death of Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi at a homestay involved a sinister murder plot orchestrated by his wife, Sonam, with three hired hitmen. The investigation reveals shocking details of deception and betrayal.

Fatal Homestay Mystery of Indore Businessman

The death of Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi at Shipara Homestay uncovers a detailed plot involving his wife Sonam and three hitmen. Investigations reveal twists of treachery and a premeditated murder plan under a guise of a simple getaway.

Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi's visit to Shipara Homestay turned fatal, revealing a murder plot involving his wife Sonam and three hitmen.

A day before he was murdered, Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi and his now-arrested wife, Sonam, had disappeared for several hours after checking into a homestay here before returning late for dinner, its owner said on Friday.
The Indore couple checked in at our property on May 22 and ordered a coffee each, Constantine, the owner of Shipara Homestay, told PTI.
"They then went out without a guide. I assume they went to see the root bridge like every other tourist who came to the village," he said, adding that Raja had paid Rs 1,000 for the room, Rs 80 for the coffee and Rs 300 for dinner.
The couple, who had not made any prior room reservations for their trip to Meghalaya, earlier did not get a room at a homestay in Sohra in East Khasi Hills district, which forced them to trek from Mawlakhiat to Nongriat, also in the same district, with the help of a guide, villagers said.
Interestingly, despite Sonam&rsquo;s claim to her mother-in-law over the phone that she was fasting, Constantine said both had a "very good dinner", which they enjoyed.
Another villager saw the couple near the root bridge before dark.
Constantine said he recalled the face of Raja when he saw it later on social media.
However, he added that he did not notice the presence of the three hitmen &mdash; friends of Sonam&rsquo;s lover &mdash; who allegedly took part in the murder.
At the homestay, Raja and Sonam occupied one of the five available rooms.
Constantine recalled their unusual behaviour the next morning (May 23).
"It was unusually early for our guests to wake up that early (5am). They knocked on our door and I had to wake up my wife to enquire if they needed breakfast. They refused and told me they wanted to check out," he said.
Raghuvanshi and his wife went missing while vacationing in Sohra the same day. His body was found in a gorge on June 2.
Constantine said he was not aware of where the three other accomplices stayed.
Meanwhile, Sonam, Raj (accused of being the main conspirator), and the three alleged hitmen were being held at Sadar police station in Shillong, where they were served North Indian food.
A senior police officer said that considering their food habits, which are unlike the local food preferences here, the accused were served simple North Indian food and were also given another set of clothes.

Sonam Raghuvanshi, accused of murdering her husband Raja during their honeymoon, is disowned by family. Brother seeks justice.

Family Disowns Bride in Honeymoon Murder

Sonam Raghuvanshi is held in custody, accused of murdering her husband during their honeymoon. Her family disowns her as investigation unfolds.

Sonam Raghuvanshi and accomplices held for murdering her husband during their honeymoon. Her family disowns her.

His sister had &ldquo;100 percent&rdquo; killed her husband, Sonam Raghuvanshi&rsquo;s brother Govind said on Wednesday as the young woman and four men accused in the sensational &ldquo;honeymoon murder&rdquo; of 29-year-old Raja Raghuvanshi were sent to eight-day police custody in Shillong.
Convinced of his sister&rsquo;s guilt, Govind Raghuvanshi also said his family had snapped ties with her and vowed to fight a legal battle to get justice for Raja Raghuvanshi&rsquo;s family.
Wednesday marks one month to the day Sonam and Raja Raghuvanshi got married. The Indore couple went to Meghalaya for their honeymoon and went missing soon after.
Raja&rsquo;s blood stained body was found 10 days later in a deep gorge and Sonam was presumed missing till June 9, when she was nabbed from a dhaba hundreds of miles away in Uttar Pradesh.
A court in Shillong sent Sonam and her four aides to eight-day police custody. &ldquo;Police sought a 10-day remand. The court granted 8 days of police custody," East Khasi Hills district SP Vivek Syiem told PTI.
The 24-year-old woman was arrested from Ghazipur, while her aides were apprehended from Indore for their alleged role in conspiring to kill Raja.
The special investigation team sought police custody of the accused to reconstruct the crime scene in Sohra, the officer said.
Investigators said Sonam told Raja Raghuvanshi that she would let him consummate the marriage only after making an offering at the Kamakhya Temple in Guwahati.
Accordingly, Raja planned their trip to Guwahati and adjacent Meghalaya, while his wife and her boyfriend allegedly plotted to kill him in the jungles of the north-eastern state, they said.
"Sonam convinced Raja that they need to make offerings at the Kamakhya Devi Temple before consummating the marriage," a police officer who is a part of the investigation told PTI.
Sonam and Raja got married in Indore on May 11 and arrived in Meghalaya via Guwahati on May 20. Both went missing on May 23 in Sohra in East Khasi Hills district, hours after checking out of a homestay at Nongriat village.
Raja's body was found in a gorge near Weisawdong Falls on June 2. A search continued for Sonam, who emerged in Uttar Pradesh's Ghazipur, around 1,200 km away, in the early hours of June 9 and surrendered as police arrested her boyfriend Raj Kushwaha and the three contract killers hired by them to murder Raja.
"Sonam coerced her husband to take her to the deep jungles of Nongriat with the belief that the hitmen she hired would have a better chance of killing him somewhere on the route, considering it is secluded. But, since there were too many tourists trekking to Nongriat on May 22 and May 23, they couldn't kill him there," the officer said.
"They finally killed him near Weisawdong Falls, and dumped his body into the deep gorge," he said.
Syiem, who is overseeing the investigation, told PTI that the contract killers arrived in Guwahati on May 21, a day after the couple reached the north-east.
The killers procured a machete from outside their hotel in Guwahati, and then travelled by road to Shillong, he said.
"We have gathered CCTV evidence, making this investigation a very tight-knit one," he said.
Sonam was in touch with her boyfriend Raj throughout the day of the murder, while Raj coordinated with the three contract killers, he said.
"Sonam was present when Raja was killed," the officer said, adding that after the crime, she fled.
Sonam, her boyfriend Raj and the three suspected contract killers were produced before a court in Shillong on Wednesday.
Sonam&rsquo;s brother Govind said that based on the evidence so far, he knows "100 per cent" that it was his sister who executed the crime, and she should be hanged if found guilty.
Govind also said that his family has snapped ties with her after her alleged involvement in the killing of her husband came to light.
An emotional Govind reached Raja Raghuvanshi's house in Indore to console the latter's family members. Sharing the family's grief, he hugged Raja's mother Uma and broke down. Coming out in support of the victim's family, he vowed to fight a legal battle to get justice for them. He later addressed media persons.
When asked if Sonam should be given capital punishment if charges against her were proven, he said, "Absolutely. If Sonam is found guilty, she should be hanged straight away. I will appoint a lawyer myself to represent Raja Raghuvanshi's family in the court." "I am with the truth. Raja Raghuvanshi's family has lost a son. I have apologised to his family. Our family has broken ties with Sonam," he said.
"I do not know whether my sister Sonam has confessed her crime in the Raja Raghuvanshi murder case or not, but from the evidence that is coming out, I know 100 per cent that she is the one who executed this crime," he said.
He, however, dismissed reports of the alleged love affair between Sonam and Raj Kushwaha, another prime accused in the case.
"Raj always called Sonam didi (sister). Sonam tied a rakhi to me and Raj while together in my house. Raj was just our employee. He was working in our office for two-three years. He used to manage the office and handle clients," he said.
Govind claimed that the three other accused in the case - Vishal Chauhan, Akash Rajput and Anand Kurmi - have an old relationship with Raj Kushwaha.
Sonam made the first phone call to Govind before she surrendered before the police in Uttar Pradesh's Ghazipur.
"During the phone call, she was crying miserably and was very nervous. I informed the police myself and got her to surrender," he said.

Tragedy struck a honeymoon in Meghalaya when newlywed Sonam allegedly plotted her husband Raja's murder, aided by three accomplices. Investigation progress through local tips.

Newlywed Murder Wife Allegedly Plots Husbands Death

During their Meghalaya honeymoon, newlyweds Raja and Sonam Raghuvanshi faced tragedy. Sonam was arrested for allegedly orchestrating her husband's murder with hired men. Local tips aided the arrests as the investigation continues.

A tragic twist saw newlywed Sonam arrested for allegedly planning husband Raja's murder during their Meghalaya honeymoon. Local guide's tip helped apprehend suspects.

A local tourist guide, who alerted police about the presence of three men accompanying newlyweds Raja and Sonam Raghuvanshi on the day they went missing, on Tuesday claimed that he identified one of the suspects after seeing some photographs.
The couple went missing on May 23 before Raja's highly decomposed body with fatal head injuries was found on June 2 near Weisawdong falls.
Albert Pde, the guide at Mawlakhiat, told PTI, "I could identify one of the suspects from the photos provided by police." "I am happy that the criminals are finally behind the bars. We stand vindicated. Those who tried to tarnish the image of Sohra and its people as violent have now been exposed," Pde added.
Pde had said he saw the couple accompanied by the three men as they were climbing over 3,000 steps from Nongriat to Mawlakhiat around 10 am on May 23.
According to the guide, "The four men, including Raja, were walking ahead while the woman was behind. The four men conversed in Hindi," he said, admitting that he was not very conversant in the language.
Pde had initially offered his services to walk them to Nongriat on May 22, but they politely refused and hired another guide identified as Bha Wansai, who dropped them at Shipara homestay.
Police on Monday arrested Sonam, a 24-year-old woman from Indore, for allegedly orchestrating the murder of her husband Raja during their honeymoon in the scenic town of Sohra in Meghalaya.
Raja was killed by men allegedly hired by Sonam, who went 'missing' and surfaced in UP's Ghazipur where she surrendered at the Nandganj police station after the arrest of three assailants&mdash;Akash Rajput (19), Vishal Singh Chauhan (22), and Raj Singh Kushwaha (21) -- in overnight raids.
The autopsy report of Raja Raghuvanshi indicated that he was hit twice with a sharp object on his head, officials at the North Eastern Indira Gandhi Regional Institute of Health and Medical Sciences (NEIGRIHMS) said.
"The autopsy report indicated there were two sharp cuts on the head of the deceased&mdash;one from behind and one from the front," East Khasi Hills SP Vivek Syiem told PTI, quoting the report.
He said police have also seen the two cuts on his head too during the inquest.
According to the officer, police registered a murder case under Sohra PS after the initial inquest.

Promoting Kerala as a safe and glamorous honeymoon destination, Kerala Tourism has launched a high-octane campaign to lure honeymooners from across the world to the state.
As part of the campaign, the Department of Tourism has produced a music album titled 'Love is in the air', featuring eight micro-love songs.
Kerala Tourism has released the songs on its social media pages to promote Kerala as a prime and perfect honeymoon destination.
Sung by popular folk/indie band 'When Chai Met Toast', the videos have already got a huge amount of traction on the internet.
Pitching the campaign on Valentine's Day, Kerala Tourism announced a contest for its social media followers to create reels using the lyrical video micro-love songs released on social media pages. The best reels will win a free trip across Kerala.
The campaign titled 'Honeymoon Holidays' was originally unveiled after the second wave of Covid-19 and the subsequent travel relaxations.

Planning honeymoon? Kerala govt has red carpet rolled out for you!

Planning honeymoon? Kerala govt has red carpet rolled out for you!
Kerala&nbsp;Tourism launches 'Honeymoon Holidays' campaign
Kerala&nbsp;launches&nbsp;music album titled 'Love is in the air'
Kerala&nbsp;promoting itself&nbsp;as a perfect honeymoon destination

The campaign titled 'Honeymoon Holidays' was originally unveiled after the second wave of Covid-19 and the subsequent travel relaxations.

Promoting Kerala as a safe and glamorous honeymoon destination, Kerala Tourism has launched a high-octane campaign to lure honeymooners from across the world to the state.
As part of the campaign, the Department of Tourism has produced a music album titled 'Love is in the air', featuring eight micro-love songs.
Kerala Tourism has released the songs on its social media pages to promote Kerala as a prime and perfect honeymoon destination.
Sung by popular folk/indie band 'When Chai Met Toast', the videos have already got a huge amount of traction on the internet.
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Pitching the campaign on Valentine's Day, Kerala Tourism announced a contest for its social media followers to create reels using the lyrical video micro-love songs released on social media pages. The best reels will win a free trip across Kerala.
The campaign titled 'Honeymoon Holidays' was originally unveiled after the second wave of Covid-19 and the subsequent travel relaxations.

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