Sonam was planning to take Raja’s life… Did the family know? A major confession by the mother during interrogation

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Family Knew Everything? New Confession in Raja Raghuvanshi Case Puts Spotlight on Sonam’s Parents

Indore, India — In a shocking twist in the ongoing investigation into the death of Raja Raghuvanshi, statements made by Sonam Raghuvanshi and her family have taken center stage. As more details emerge, it is becoming increasingly clear that the tragedy may have been prevented—if only someone had listened to Sonam’s warnings.

What initially appeared to be a love marriage marked by turmoil has now revealed signs of deep family conflict, emotional coercion, and even hints of premeditated intent. At the heart of it lies a powerful confession made by Sonam’s mother during a police interrogation, admitting that the family was well aware of Sonam’s unwillingness to marry Raja and the emotional threats that led to the marriage.

“My Parents Knew Everything” – Sonam’s Shocking Admission

During a recent round of police interrogation, Sonam reportedly confessed that both her parents were fully aware of her relationship with another man before her marriage to Raja. Not only that, but she had explicitly warned them that forcing her into marriage would lead to devastating consequences.

According to sources close to the investigation, Sonam told police officers:

“My parents knew everything. If you want to know why I did what I did, go and ask them.”

This stunning admission has dramatically shifted public attention and investigative scrutiny toward Sonam’s family, particularly her mother and father, who are now being viewed as central figures in the events that led to Raja’s death.

Raja’s Brothers Speak Out

Adding fuel to the fire, Raja Raghuvanshi’s brothers have come forward, claiming that Sonam had revealed her affair to her mother well before the wedding. They allege that Sonam even threatened her family, stating that if the marriage went forward against her will, the consequences would be dire.

“She warned her family. She didn’t want to marry Raja. But no one listened,” one of Raja’s brothers told reporters.

Their claims seem to be validated by Sonam’s own confession, along with recent statements made by her mother during police questioning.

A Marriage Built on Pressure and Threats

The timeline of events reveals a tragic tale of emotional manipulation. Sonam was reportedly forced into marriage due to her father’s rigid insistence. Her father, Devi Singh, was determined to see her marry Raja and allegedly used emotional blackmail to ensure her compliance.

When Sonam initially resisted, her father reportedly told her:

“If you don’t marry Raja, I will take my own life.”

Faced with this extreme threat, Sonam finally relented. She married Raja on June 11, but according to investigators, she had already begun planning to end the marriage permanently—plans that culminated in Raja’s death on June 23.

This rapid deterioration in their relationship has led police to suspect that the marriage was not only forced but also doomed from the start.

Mother Confirms Sonam Didn’t Want to Marry Raja

In a crucial development, Sonam’s mother admitted during questioning that her daughter had voiced strong opposition to the marriage. She acknowledged that Sonam had spoken about her relationship with someone else and had no interest in marrying Raja.

According to media reports, the mother stated:

“Sonam told me she didn’t want this marriage. But her father was adamant. Once he makes up his mind, he doesn’t listen to anyone.”

She went on to explain that Raja was considered a “good boy” by the family, and their horoscopes (kundalis) matched—factors that contributed to the father’s decision.

Despite knowing Sonam’s resistance, the mother allegedly tried to persuade her to accept the marriage, citing the father’s unyielding nature.

“Your father only wants the best for you. Why don’t you just agree?” she is believed to have told Sonam.

But Sonam remained unconvinced. She reportedly told her mother:

“I’ll marry Raja if I must, but I will never be happy with him.”

After Marriage, A Chilling Plan Emerges

After finally succumbing to family pressure and marrying Raja, Sonam’s mindset reportedly shifted from resistance to revenge. Police believe that Sonam, feeling trapped and betrayed, began to plot an escape, which tragically ended with Raja’s death.

From June 11 to June 23, just twelve days after the wedding, events escalated quickly. According to police sources, Sonam was emotionally withdrawn and uncooperative during her time with Raja. She is suspected of having meticulously planned how to separate herself from him—possibly permanently.

Though the exact cause of Raja’s death is still under forensic analysis, circumstantial evidence and Sonam’s behavior have convinced investigators that this was not a crime of passion but a calculated act.

Community and Media React Strongly

Following the mother’s confession and Sonam’s statements to police, the public backlash has been intense. Many are now blaming Sonam’s family for ignoring her concerns and pushing her into a relationship that led to tragedy.

Community leaders and activists have called for a closer look at forced marriages and parental pressure in India, especially among educated urban families.

“If someone is forced into a marriage, the responsibility lies with the parents. Emotional blackmail is still coercion,” said a women’s rights advocate based in Indore.

Raja’s Family Demands Accountability

Raja Raghuvanshi’s family has reiterated their demand for a deeper investigation into the role of Sonam’s parents. They believe the family knew all along that Sonam was unhappy and capable of violence, but chose to suppress the issue for the sake of social status and personal ego.

“Why did they force her into it? Why didn’t they stop the marriage when she warned them? This is on them,” said Raja’s elder brother.

The family has also demanded that legal action be considered against Sonam’s father and mother for their alleged negligence and emotional manipulation.

Police: Only Questioning So Far

Despite the emotional confessions and community outrage, no formal charges have been filed against Sonam’s parents. The police have only questioned them, treating them as witnesses, not accomplices.

A senior police officer leading the investigation said:

“We are verifying all statements. While the family’s role is under scrutiny, we have to proceed based on evidence. Emotional coercion is difficult to prosecute unless direct involvement in the crime is proven.”

However, sources indicate that investigators are examining call records, chat history, and any possible evidence of family discussions or warnings about Sonam’s intentions.

Legal Experts Weigh In

Legal experts believe that unless the parents are found to have actively facilitated the crime or knowingly abetted it, criminal charges may be unlikely. However, they emphasize that this case opens a crucial discussion on mental health, emotional abuse, and forced marriage in modern India.

“Even if it’s not criminal, what happened to Sonam and Raja is morally troubling. It raises difficult questions for Indian society,” said criminal lawyer Meera Sharma.

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Conclusion: A Tragedy Rooted in Silence and Pressure

The Raja Raghuvanshi case has become a chilling example of what can happen when families prioritize societal expectations over their children’s emotional well-being. With each new revelation, the narrative becomes more heartbreaking—underscoring how silence, pressure, and coercion can be just as deadly as violence.

As the investigation continues, Sonam remains in custody, and her statements are being further examined. Whether her parents will face legal consequences remains unclear, but one thing is certain: their role in this tragedy can no longer be ignored.