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Honeymoon Murder Case: Couple's Jewellery Recovered From Madhya Pradesh
The jewellery that Indore couple Raja Raghuvanshi and his wife Sonam took to their honeymoon in Meghalaya have been recovered by the police from Madhya Pradesh's Ratlam.
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2 Men Who Killed Raja Retract 'Confessions', Silent Before Magistrate: Cops
Raja Raghuvanshi Murder Case: Two of the three men who helped Sonam Raghuvanshi murder her husband Raja Raghuvanshi in Meghalaya last month have retracted their earlier "confessions" and refused to testify against themselves before the magistrate.
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3 Arrested For Honeymoon Murder Sent To Police Custody For 6 Days
The three arrested faced charges related to obstruction of justice and tampering with evidence at a flat in Indore where Raja Raghuvanshi's wife stayed after the murder.
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A Mother-Daughter Love Triangle In Telangana. Then A Marriage And A Murder
Aishwarya, the 23-year-old woman arrested after her newly-wed husband Tejeswar's murder, got her neighbour Jagan to install a GPS device on her husband's bike so that he could be tracked and murdered when the opportunity arose, the cops have found.
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In Honeymoon Murder Case, Cops Find Country-Made Pistol, 2 Clips In Indore
In a significant development in the murder case of an Indore-based businessman during his honeymoon in Meghalaya, the state police's special investigation team (SIT) said they have made a breakthrough.
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Probing Angles Beyond "Love Affair": Meghalaya Minister On Honeymoon Murder
The Meghalaya government on Tuesday said investigation in the Raja Raghuvanshi murder case is in a "crucial phase", with cops looking into other angles beyond "love affairs" after three fresh arrests.
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30 Wives Killed by Husbands in 115 Days, Reveals Data From Chhattisgarh
As social media floods with memes and mockery of so-called "deadly wives" after the arrest of Sonam Raghuvanshi for the murder of her husband Raja Raghuvanshi in Indore, a chilling reality is emerging from Chhattisgarh.
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Owner Of Flat Where Sonam, Killers Lived, Arrested For Hiding Evidence
The owner of a flat in Indore where murder-accused Sonam Raghuvanshi and her aides lived after killing her husband, Raja Raghuvanshi, and was under the scanner of the Meghalaya police for concealing evidence, has been caught.
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Property Dealer, Security Guard Arrested In Honeymoon Murder Case
A property dealer and a security guard have been arrested in connection with Meghalaya's honeymoon murder -- the murder of Indore transporter Raja Raghuvanshi, allegedly by his wife Sonam.
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Meghalaya Honeymoon Murder: Police Arrest Security Guard, Property Dealer
A special investigation team (SIT) of the Meghalaya Police on Sunday arrested two persons in Madhya Pradesh in connection with the murder of Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi, a senior officer said.
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Indore Man Who Rented Flat To Sonam, Killers, Arrested For Hiding Evidence
Preliminary investigation revealed that two days after Sonam surrendered, James went to the flat and removed the bag and other evidence items.
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Sonam, Raj Kushwaha Sent To 13-Day Judicial Custody In Honeymoon Murder Case
A local court here on Saturday remanded Sonam Raghuvanshi and her alleged boyfriend Raj to 13-day judicial custody in connection with the murder of Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi.
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In Honeymoon Murder Case, Cops Write To Instagram Over Vlogger's Videos
Sources familiar with the sequence of events leading to the grisly murder on May 23 said the newlywed couple had checked out of a hotel at around 5.30 am and set out on a trek in Cherrapunji half an hour later.
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Raja Raghuvanshi Murder: Accused Sonam, Raj Kushwaha Sent To 2-Day Police Custody
The District Sessions Court of Shillong sent Sonam Raghuvanshi and Raj Kushwaha to 2-day police custody, and the other 3 accused - Akash Rajput, Vishal Singh Chauhan and Anand to 14-day judicial custody.
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Anatomy Of Crime: Why Are Women Criminals Treated Differently
The questions abound - why do women commit crimes, why are they treated differently than male criminals, are they demonstrating empowerment or signs that they are, in fact, disempowered.
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Honeymoon Murder Case: Couple's Jewellery Recovered From Madhya Pradesh
The jewellery that Indore couple Raja Raghuvanshi and his wife Sonam took to their honeymoon in Meghalaya have been recovered by the police from Madhya Pradesh's Ratlam.
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2 Men Who Killed Raja Retract 'Confessions', Silent Before Magistrate: Cops
Raja Raghuvanshi Murder Case: Two of the three men who helped Sonam Raghuvanshi murder her husband Raja Raghuvanshi in Meghalaya last month have retracted their earlier "confessions" and refused to testify against themselves before the magistrate.
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3 Arrested For Honeymoon Murder Sent To Police Custody For 6 Days
The three arrested faced charges related to obstruction of justice and tampering with evidence at a flat in Indore where Raja Raghuvanshi's wife stayed after the murder.
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A Mother-Daughter Love Triangle In Telangana. Then A Marriage And A Murder
Aishwarya, the 23-year-old woman arrested after her newly-wed husband Tejeswar's murder, got her neighbour Jagan to install a GPS device on her husband's bike so that he could be tracked and murdered when the opportunity arose, the cops have found.
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In Honeymoon Murder Case, Cops Find Country-Made Pistol, 2 Clips In Indore
In a significant development in the murder case of an Indore-based businessman during his honeymoon in Meghalaya, the state police's special investigation team (SIT) said they have made a breakthrough.
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Probing Angles Beyond "Love Affair": Meghalaya Minister On Honeymoon Murder
The Meghalaya government on Tuesday said investigation in the Raja Raghuvanshi murder case is in a "crucial phase", with cops looking into other angles beyond "love affairs" after three fresh arrests.
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30 Wives Killed by Husbands in 115 Days, Reveals Data From Chhattisgarh
As social media floods with memes and mockery of so-called "deadly wives" after the arrest of Sonam Raghuvanshi for the murder of her husband Raja Raghuvanshi in Indore, a chilling reality is emerging from Chhattisgarh.
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Owner Of Flat Where Sonam, Killers Lived, Arrested For Hiding Evidence
The owner of a flat in Indore where murder-accused Sonam Raghuvanshi and her aides lived after killing her husband, Raja Raghuvanshi, and was under the scanner of the Meghalaya police for concealing evidence, has been caught.
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Property Dealer, Security Guard Arrested In Honeymoon Murder Case
A property dealer and a security guard have been arrested in connection with Meghalaya's honeymoon murder -- the murder of Indore transporter Raja Raghuvanshi, allegedly by his wife Sonam.
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Meghalaya Honeymoon Murder: Police Arrest Security Guard, Property Dealer
A special investigation team (SIT) of the Meghalaya Police on Sunday arrested two persons in Madhya Pradesh in connection with the murder of Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi, a senior officer said.
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Indore Man Who Rented Flat To Sonam, Killers, Arrested For Hiding Evidence
Preliminary investigation revealed that two days after Sonam surrendered, James went to the flat and removed the bag and other evidence items.
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Sonam, Raj Kushwaha Sent To 13-Day Judicial Custody In Honeymoon Murder Case
A local court here on Saturday remanded Sonam Raghuvanshi and her alleged boyfriend Raj to 13-day judicial custody in connection with the murder of Indore businessman Raja Raghuvanshi.
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In Honeymoon Murder Case, Cops Write To Instagram Over Vlogger's Videos
Sources familiar with the sequence of events leading to the grisly murder on May 23 said the newlywed couple had checked out of a hotel at around 5.30 am and set out on a trek in Cherrapunji half an hour later.
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Raja Raghuvanshi Murder: Accused Sonam, Raj Kushwaha Sent To 2-Day Police Custody
The District Sessions Court of Shillong sent Sonam Raghuvanshi and Raj Kushwaha to 2-day police custody, and the other 3 accused - Akash Rajput, Vishal Singh Chauhan and Anand to 14-day judicial custody.
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Anatomy Of Crime: Why Are Women Criminals Treated Differently
The questions abound - why do women commit crimes, why are they treated differently than male criminals, are they demonstrating empowerment or signs that they are, in fact, disempowered.
