'Ghar mein bahu lane chala tha': Ketan Agarwal's father demands death penalty for accused at candlelight march
PUNE: Family members of Pune realtor Ketan Agarwal , along with residents of their housing society, held a candlelight march in Pimpri-Chinchwad on Saturday, demanding justice for the 26-year-old and calling for the harshest punishment for the accused.
Ketan's father, Vishal Agarwal, made an emotional appeal for justice.
Vishal appealed for justice, saying his 26-year-old son was killed for no apparent reason and that the motive behind the murder remains unknown. He asserted that his son was not at fault in any way and said the family had been preparing for his marriage, never imagining they would instead have to mourn his death.
"I have just one appeal. My 26-year-old son was killed for no apparent reason—a reason that remains unknown to this day. My child was not at fault in any way. I had set out to arrange his marriage and bring a daughter-in-law into the family; I never imagined I would lose my child instead," he said.
Appealing for strict action against the accused, Vishal Agarwal added, " I appeal to everyone to ensure he gets justice and that his killers gets death sentence."
Ketan's father, Vishal Agarwal, made an emotional appeal for justice.
Vishal appealed for justice, saying his 26-year-old son was killed for no apparent reason and that the motive behind the murder remains unknown. He asserted that his son was not at fault in any way and said the family had been preparing for his marriage, never imagining they would instead have to mourn his death.
"I have just one appeal. My 26-year-old son was killed for no apparent reason—a reason that remains unknown to this day. My child was not at fault in any way. I had set out to arrange his marriage and bring a daughter-in-law into the family; I never imagined I would lose my child instead," he said.
Appealing for strict action against the accused, Vishal Agarwal added, " I appeal to everyone to ensure he gets justice and that his killers gets death sentence."
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