Major Revelation in Raja Raghuvanshi Murder Case: A significant breakthrough has been made in the Raja Raghuvanshi murder investigation. Sonam Raghuvanshi revealed during interrogation that the phone number saved under the name 'Sanjay Verma' actually belonged to Raj Kushwah. The murder conspiracy was hatched using this number.
Raja Raghuvanshi Murder Case: As the investigation into the Raja Raghuvanshi murder progresses, new facts are emerging. 'Sanjay Verma,' listed in Sonam Raghuvanshi's call details, has been identified as Raj Kushwah. Sonam herself admitted during questioning that she communicated with Raj secretly using this alias. Police suspect that the murder plot was devised during these conversations.
Who is Sanjay Verma in Sonam's Call Records?
Investigating the Raja Raghuvanshi murder, police discovered a crucial clue in Sonam Raghuvanshi's mobile call details. Sonam made a total of 234 calls to a particular number over three weeks. This number was saved in her phone as 'Sanjay Verma.' The extensive duration of these calls raised questions about the identity of this 'Sanjay Verma'.
Raj Kushwah's Name Emerges During Interrogation
Upon investigating this number, police learned that Sonam admitted 'Sanjay Verma' was actually Raj Kushwah. She explained that she used this separate number to conceal her conversations with Raj and had saved it under the name Sanjay Verma in her phone.
234 Calls Before the Murder, Hours-Long Night Conversations
The investigation revealed continuous calls between Sonam and Raj between March 1st and April 8th. Some calls lasted from midnight to 2:00 AM. Call details clearly indicate extensive conversations between the two, far exceeding typical casual conversations. Police suspect the murder conspiracy was hatched during these calls.
Separate SIM Card Used for the Murder
The investigation also revealed that a separate SIM card was purchased for the murder. This SIM was deactivated and discarded after the crime. This planning suggests the incident was premeditated.
Number Deactivated After the Murder
The number Sonam contacted most frequently was found deactivated after Raja Raghuvanshi's murder. Police suspect this number was deliberately deactivated to destroy evidence.
SIT Conducting In-depth Investigation
The Meghalaya Police's Special Investigation Team (SIT) is investigating the case. The team arrived in Indore and began investigating all locations where Raja, Sonam, and Raj were present. The SIT interrogated Sonam at her home, with her brother Govind present.
Police attention is now focused on digital evidence. Call details, location tracking, and text messages are being examined. Police are trying to ascertain the nature of the conversations between Sonam and Raj and whether they were linked to the murder conspiracy.
