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Ketan Agarwal's sister raised doubts about his death, helping police uncover an alleged murder conspiracy involving his fiancée and her lover. What was first believed to be a fatal trekking mishap at Lohagad Fort near Pune has now turned into one of the region’s most shocking murder investigations. Police claim 26-year-old businessman Ketan Agarwal was allegedly killed as part of a conspiracy involving his fiancée, Siya Goyal and her alleged partner, Chetan Chaudhary. While investigators later relied on digital evidence, call records and surveillance footage, police sources say an important lead came from within Ketan’s own family, particularly his sister, who questioned the circumstances surrounding his death from the very beginning. Questions raised during family visit According to police sources, a key development took place four days after Ketan’s funeral when Siya visited the Agarwal family residence. During the meeting, Ketan’s sister reportedly asked Siya several questions a...

26-year-old real-estate director Ketan Vishal Agrawal was killed after falling nearly 400 feet into a deep gorge at Maharashtra’s historic Lohagad Fort near Pune on June 18 What was initially reported as a tragic trekking mishap at Maharashtra’s historic Lohagad Fort near Pune has unravelled into a cold-blooded murder conspiracy. Pune Rural Police have arrested 20-year-old Siya Goyal and her secret lover, 22-year-old Chetan Chaudhary, for allegedly orchestrating the death of Goyal’s fiancé, Ketan Vishal Agrawal. The 26-year-old real-estate director fell nearly 400 feet into a deep gorge on June 18, an incident his fiancée originally blamed on strong winds and a slip while taking photographs. However, subsequent technical surveillance and interrogation exposed a calculated love triangle, highlighting a sinister series of multiple murder attempts that the unsuspecting victim completely failed to notice. A Dark Motive Fuelled by a Forbidden Love Triangle The driving force behind the alleg...

CDS Chauhan’s remarks clarified the concerns raised by the Congress, which had accused the Centre of providing advance information to Pakistan about Operation Sindoor. Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) General Anil Chauhan on Tuesday shared details of Operation Sindoor, stating that India had notified Pakistan five minutes after conducting strikes on their terror camps. Notably, General Chauhan’s remarks clarified the concerns raised by the Congress, which had accused the Centre of committing a “crime" by allegedly providing advance information to Pakistan about Operation Sindoor. “We had informed Pakistan on the day we launched the strikes (May 7). We did the strike between 1 am and 1.30 am. After five minutes of concluding the operations, we called Pakistan to say we had done this," said General Chahuhan while delivering a special lecture on ‘Future Wars and Warfare’ organised by Savitribai Phule Pune University. General Chauhan further said that the Indian Armed Forces acted wi...