CCTV footage in the Indore missing couple case has uncovered the mystery, revealing the suspect responsible for Raja’s death.

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 Mystery Deepens in Indore Couple’s Disappearance: Was It a Honeymoon Gone Wrong or Something More Sinister?

A newlywed couple’s dream honeymoon has turned into a chilling mystery that has left both the local police and the nation stunned. Raja and Sonam Raghuvanshi, a young couple from Indore, had traveled to Shillong to celebrate the beginning of their married life. But what began as a romantic getaway has now spiraled into a complex investigation involving a missing person, a recovered body, and a trail of puzzling clues.

The Disappearance

According to initial reports, Raja and Sonam checked into a hotel in Shillong and later rented a scooter to explore the scenic hilly terrain. Surveillance footage confirms that the couple left the hotel together and rode towards a remote valley area known for its deep gorges and dense forests.

It is during this time that Sonam was reportedly speaking to her mother-in-law over a phone call. That call—now confirmed as the last known communication from Sonam—offered few details but indicated that all was well, at least on the surface.

Shortly afterward, however, the couple disappeared.

The Shocking Discovery

Days later, search teams made a shocking discovery: Raja Raghuvanshi’s body was found approximately 20 to 25 kilometers away from where their rented scooter had been parked. His corpse was located near a ravine in a densely wooded area, sparking confusion and fear.

The biggest question on investigators’ minds: How did Raja end up so far from the last known location? Could he have traveled that distance on foot through treacherous terrain in such a short time? Or was he taken there—alive or dead—by someone else?

Meanwhile, Sonam remains missing. Her disappearance is at the heart of the ongoing police investigation, which has taken an unexpected turn due to a puzzling new clue.

The White T-shirt Mystery

One of the key pieces of evidence complicating the case is a white T-shirt found near Raja’s body. This would not have been suspicious on its own—until CCTV footage from the hotel surfaced, showing Sonam wearing a white T-shirt similar in appearance.

The sighting has raised crucial questions:

Was the T-shirt found near the body actually Sonam’s?

If yes, how did it end up near Raja’s body without any sign of Sonam herself?

Was this a clue left behind deliberately—or evidence of a violent struggle?

In the same area, a blood-stained jacket was also discovered just meters away from Raja’s body. The presence of blood has further escalated the urgency of the investigation and the fear that Sonam may have met with foul play.

Sonam: Victim or Suspect?

As days pass with no sign of Sonam, theories are surfacing in both police briefings and public discussion. Could Sonam have been a victim of abduction or worse? Or is it possible, however unsettling, that she could be involved in Raja’s death?

Police are treating all possibilities seriously. The white T-shirt—possibly matching the one worn by Sonam in the surveillance footage—is now at the center of forensic analysis. Investigators are hoping to find DNA, blood traces, or any material that could confirm whether the T-shirt belonged to Sonam and what condition it was in when left near Raja’s body.

Until forensic reports arrive, the question remains: Will this T-shirt serve as evidence against Sonam—or proof that she, too, is a victim?

A Puzzling Timeline

The timing of events has added to the mystery. If the couple had planned a short trip to the forest, why would Raja’s body turn up so far away from their last known location? Given the dense jungle and steep hills, police say it would have been physically impossible for someone to cover such distance without help or transportation.

Moreover, no eyewitnesses have come forward to confirm seeing the couple after their last CCTV appearance. The scooter, left neatly parked at the roadside, gives no signs of struggle or urgency.

The absence of Sonam’s phone—still unreachable—and the presence of her potential clothing item near the scene further deepen the mystery.

Forensics May Hold the Answers

All the recovered evidence, including the T-shirt, the jacket, and Raja’s personal belongings, has been sent for forensic testing. Until the reports are in, police are reluctant to make definitive statements. However, senior officers have admitted that the case is proving “more complicated than initially expected.”

“Right now, we are not ruling out any angle,” said a police spokesperson. “It could be a case of foul play, a staged accident, or something deeply personal. We need to find Sonam before we can reach any conclusions.”

Theories Abound

With so many unanswered questions, theories have naturally begun to circulate—both among locals and across social media:

Was the couple followed or targeted during their trip?

Did Sonam survive an incident and go into hiding?

Is it possible that a third person was involved—someone they met during their stay?

Locals from nearby villages have joined search efforts alongside the police, combing through nearby forests and caves for any sign of Sonam. Drones and sniffer dogs are also being deployed.

The Wait for Closure

As Raja’s family mourns his tragic death, Sonam’s whereabouts remain the biggest question. Her family, friends, and even the general public are desperate for answers. The mystery surrounding her disappearance has gripped the nation, sparking debates about tourist safety, trust, and justice.

Until new evidence emerges or Sonam is found, the case of the missing Indore couple remains one of India’s most baffling recent mysteries—one that combines love, loss, and a trail of eerie silence in the hills of Meghalaya.

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