Pune Murder Case: Police Say Accused Researched Raja Raghuvanshi Case Before Ketan Agrawal Killing

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Pune Murder Case: Police Say Accused Researched Raja Raghuvanshi Case Before Ketan Agrawal Killing

Police probing the Ketan Agrawal murder say prime accused Siya Goyal searched the Raja Raghuvanshi case and police custody procedures online before the alleged crime. Investigation continues.

 The investigation into the murder of Pune businessman Ketan Agrawal has uncovered fresh evidence suggesting that the crime was meticulously planned, with police claiming that the prime accused, Siya Goyal, researched the high-profile Raja Raghuvanshi murder case before allegedly executing the killing.

According to investigators, forensic analysis of Siya Goyal's two mobile phones revealed multiple internet searches related to the Indore murder case as well as queries about police procedures, including whether women are physically assaulted while in police custody. Officials believe the search history indicates that the accused attempted to understand both criminal investigations and possible legal consequences before the alleged murder.

The latest findings come as police continue to strengthen their case against Siya Goyal and co-accused Chetan Chaudhary, who have been sent to 14-day judicial custody by Pune's Wadgaon Court. Both are currently lodged in Yerawada Central Jail until July 16.

Second Mobile Phone Provides Key Evidence

Police recently recovered a second mobile phone from Siya's bedroom during a search of her residence. Investigators say the device contains crucial digital evidence, including internet searches and communication records.

Authorities have also identified eyewitnesses who allegedly saw the accused on the day of the incident. Their statements, along with digital evidence, are expected to play an important role in the ongoing investigation.

According to police, Chetan Chaudhary allegedly used two different phone numbers on a single handset and communicated with Siya using coded language to avoid detection.

Alleged Murder Planned Over Nearly Three Weeks

Investigators claim the murder was not spontaneous but planned over a period of nearly three weeks.

Police allege that Siya first conceived the plan after visiting Lohagad Fort with Ketan following their engagement in February. Investigators believe she viewed the isolated location as suitable for carrying out the crime.

A second alleged attempt took place on June 14, when Ketan reportedly survived after grabbing onto a tree after being pushed near a gorge. According to police, Siya allegedly told him she had pushed him to save him from a snake. Ketan later informed his family that his fiancée had saved his life.

Police allege the final attack occurred on June 18, when Siya convinced Ketan to revisit Lohagad Fort under the pretext of a pre-wedding photoshoot. Investigators claim Chetan Chaudhary secretly followed the couple before both allegedly pushed Ketan into a 400-foot-deep gorge, resulting in his death.

Behaviour After the Crime Raises Questions

Police claim the accused displayed no signs of remorse following the incident.

According to investigators, Siya visited Ketan's family a day after the alleged murder and attempted to console his father by saying, "Stay strong, Ketan is watching us from above."

Officials also stated that both accused continued their normal routine between June 18 and June 23, despite the alleged crime.

Family Rejects Viral Gesture Claim

Meanwhile, Siya Goyal's father has denied allegations that his daughter made an obscene gesture towards the media while being escorted by police.

He said the widely circulated video had been misinterpreted, claiming Siya was merely showing injuries to her fingers after a vehicle door accidentally closed on her hand during police procedures. He added that officers present at the scene could verify the incident.

Parallel Drawn With Raja Raghuvanshi Case

The case has drawn public attention because investigators claim Siya searched online about the Raja Raghuvanshi murder case, in which police alleged that Raja's wife conspired with others to murder him during their honeymoon in Meghalaya.

Police believe the searches may indicate an attempt to study another widely reported homicide investigation. However, investigators have not suggested any direct connection between the two cases beyond the online searches.

The Raja Raghuvanshi case remains before the courts, and the guilt or innocence of the accused in that matter, as well as in the Pune murder case, will ultimately be determined through judicial proceedings.

 

 

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06 Jul 2026 By Abhishek Joshi

Pune Murder Case: Police Say Accused Researched Raja Raghuvanshi Case Before Ketan Agrawal Killing

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 The investigation into the murder of Pune businessman Ketan Agrawal has uncovered fresh evidence suggesting that the crime was meticulously planned, with police claiming that the prime accused, Siya Goyal, researched the high-profile Raja Raghuvanshi murder case before allegedly executing the killing.

According to investigators, forensic analysis of Siya Goyal's two mobile phones revealed multiple internet searches related to the Indore murder case as well as queries about police procedures, including whether women are physically assaulted while in police custody. Officials believe the search history indicates that the accused attempted to understand both criminal investigations and possible legal consequences before the alleged murder.

The latest findings come as police continue to strengthen their case against Siya Goyal and co-accused Chetan Chaudhary, who have been sent to 14-day judicial custody by Pune's Wadgaon Court. Both are currently lodged in Yerawada Central Jail until July 16.

Second Mobile Phone Provides Key Evidence

Police recently recovered a second mobile phone from Siya's bedroom during a search of her residence. Investigators say the device contains crucial digital evidence, including internet searches and communication records.

Authorities have also identified eyewitnesses who allegedly saw the accused on the day of the incident. Their statements, along with digital evidence, are expected to play an important role in the ongoing investigation.

According to police, Chetan Chaudhary allegedly used two different phone numbers on a single handset and communicated with Siya using coded language to avoid detection.

Alleged Murder Planned Over Nearly Three Weeks

Investigators claim the murder was not spontaneous but planned over a period of nearly three weeks.

Police allege that Siya first conceived the plan after visiting Lohagad Fort with Ketan following their engagement in February. Investigators believe she viewed the isolated location as suitable for carrying out the crime.

A second alleged attempt took place on June 14, when Ketan reportedly survived after grabbing onto a tree after being pushed near a gorge. According to police, Siya allegedly told him she had pushed him to save him from a snake. Ketan later informed his family that his fiancée had saved his life.

Police allege the final attack occurred on June 18, when Siya convinced Ketan to revisit Lohagad Fort under the pretext of a pre-wedding photoshoot. Investigators claim Chetan Chaudhary secretly followed the couple before both allegedly pushed Ketan into a 400-foot-deep gorge, resulting in his death.

Behaviour After the Crime Raises Questions

Police claim the accused displayed no signs of remorse following the incident.

According to investigators, Siya visited Ketan's family a day after the alleged murder and attempted to console his father by saying, "Stay strong, Ketan is watching us from above."

Officials also stated that both accused continued their normal routine between June 18 and June 23, despite the alleged crime.

Family Rejects Viral Gesture Claim

Meanwhile, Siya Goyal's father has denied allegations that his daughter made an obscene gesture towards the media while being escorted by police.

He said the widely circulated video had been misinterpreted, claiming Siya was merely showing injuries to her fingers after a vehicle door accidentally closed on her hand during police procedures. He added that officers present at the scene could verify the incident.

Parallel Drawn With Raja Raghuvanshi Case

The case has drawn public attention because investigators claim Siya searched online about the Raja Raghuvanshi murder case, in which police alleged that Raja's wife conspired with others to murder him during their honeymoon in Meghalaya.

Police believe the searches may indicate an attempt to study another widely reported homicide investigation. However, investigators have not suggested any direct connection between the two cases beyond the online searches.

The Raja Raghuvanshi case remains before the courts, and the guilt or innocence of the accused in that matter, as well as in the Pune murder case, will ultimately be determined through judicial proceedings.

 

 

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