रेनकोट पर दाग और सोनम रघुवंशी लापता: पुलिस की थ्योरी पर परिवार के सवाल

Quick Summary

• Incident: Raja Raghuvanshi’s body was sent back to Indore and cremated. His wife Sonam remains missing, with Meghalaya police conducting a search operation in Sohra.
• Clue Found: A stained raincoat was discovered near Makma village; police suspect it might belong to Raja.
• Size Discrepancy: The raincoat is size 3XL. Sonam’s brother claims the size does not match either Raja or Sonam’s clothing.
• Investigation Details:

– Forensic tests will determine if the stains are blood-related and whether the raincoat matches one worn by Sonam earlier in video evidence.
– A knife suspected as a murder weapon was found near Raja’s body, retrieved from Veesavodong gorge on Monday.
– Multiple agencies (NDRF,SDRF,SIT,SOT) are involved in rescue operations searching for Sonam and investigating the case.

• Police Statement: SP Vivek syiem emphasized that all leads-including circumstantial evidence-are being thoroughly examined.

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Indian Opinion Analysis

The mysterious death of Raja Raghuvanshi and the disappearance of his wife Sonam raise serious questions about safety measures for tourists visiting remote areas like Sohra. As agencies analyze forensic evidence from the stained raincoat and suspected murder weapon,discrepancies such as clothing sizes add complexity to determining key facts. The involvement of specialized teams such as NDRF and SDRF underscores both the gravity of this case and logistical challenges.

For India’s tourism policy framework, this highlights an urgent need for enhanced surveillance systems in isolated sites where visitors may face risks. While investigating authorities like SIT remain committed to uncovering factual details without reliance on speculation or assumptions made by relatives or public discourse around circumstances-their impartial clarity will be vital for public trust during resolution