Meghalaya Honeymoon Murder: Brother Vows for Sonam’s Hanging if Guilty
Meghalaya Honeymoon Murder: Family Severs Ties with Sonam Raghuvanshi
In a shocking turn of events, the brother of Sonam Raghuvanshi, Govind, has publicly stated that if his sister is found guilty of murdering her husband, Raja Raghuvanshi, on their honeymoon in Meghalaya, she should be hanged. This comes after the Meghalaya police took Sonam into custody for interrogation regarding the alleged murder.
Severing Family Ties
Govind has severed all ties with his sister, Sonam, and vowed to support Raja Raghuvanshi’s family in their fight for justice. During a press conference in Indore, Govind expressed his support for Raja’s family, stating, ‘If Sonam is the culprit, she should be hanged.’ He emphasized that his family will fight on behalf of Raja Raghuvanshi and ensure that Sonam faces the consequences of her actions if she is found guilty.
Claims Against Sonam
Govind made a bold claim, stating that he is ‘100 per cent sure’ that his sister, Sonam, committed the murder. According to him, the evidence found so far points to her guilt. He also revealed that all the accused in the case are related to Raj Kushwaha, Sonam’s alleged boyfriend.
Legal Battle Ahead
Govind has announced that his family will appoint a lawyer to take legal action against Sonam. He has apologized to Raja’s family and assured them of his support during this difficult time. The family of Raja Raghuvanshi had lost their son, and Govind’s actions demonstrate a commitment to seeking justice for the victim.
Background of the Case
The Meghalaya honeymoon murder case involves the killing of Raja Raghuvanshi, a resident of Indore, whose body was found in a gorge near Sohra, close to Cherrapunji in Meghalaya, on June 2. Raja and Sonam were on their honeymoon in the northeastern state in May 2025 when they were reported missing.
Conclusion and Future Developments
As the investigation into the Meghalaya honeymoon murder case continues, the family of Raja Raghuvanshi and Govind are determined to seek justice. The case raises questions about the safety of tourists in Meghalaya and the need for thorough investigations into such crimes. The future developments in this case will be crucial in uncovering the truth and ensuring that justice is served.
