Major Breakthrough in Meghalaya Honeymoon Murder: Weapon Recovered, New Video of Victim Emerges

In a chilling twist to the mysterious murder of Indore-based businessman Raja Raghuvanshi , the weapon used in the crime has finally been recovered - marking a major leap in the ongoing investigation.

As reported by NDTV, " Vishal Chauhan allegedly initiated the attack on Raja with a machete, striking him repeatedly as he attempted to defend himself." Authorities later traced the weapon to a shop near Guwahati’s railway station, confirming it was bought shortly before the incident.

The shocking murder took place while Raja was on his honeymoon in Meghalaya with his wife Sonam. As per Meghalaya Police, "Sonam and four others murdered Raja during their honeymoon in Meghalaya." Raja's body was later discovered in a deep gorge near the scenic Weisawdong Falls, while a search for Sonam continued.

Adding a new layer to the case, a video has now emerged showing Raja with his wife Sonam. The footage was unknowingly recorded by YouTuber Devender Singh , who had captured the couple during their trip in Meghalaya. This unexpected video may serve as a crucial piece of evidence, offering insights into the couple's final moments together.



Previously, the head of the Meghalaya Special Investigation Team (SIT), Herbert Pyniaid Kharkongor, shared that "according to the post-mortem report , the deceased Raja Raghuvanshi sustained two head injuries." This aligns with the brutal nature of the assault described in the investigation.

Raja and Sonam, both residents of Indore in Madhya Pradesh, had gone missing shortly after arriving in Meghalaya for their honeymoon. What was meant to be a romantic getaway has now turned into one of the most disturbing crime stories of the year, with police piecing together the timeline of betrayal and murder.

With the recovery of the murder weapon and new visual evidence surfacing, investigators are inching closer to uncovering the full truth behind this harrowing case.