They capture the woman who k!lls… (Page 1 ) | November 21, 2025

What should have been the joyful beginning of a new life instead became a harrowing tale of death and betrayal in the quiet hills of Shillong, India. On May 20, businessman Raja Raghuvanshi arrived in the scenic city for his honeymoon with his new wife, Sonam Raghuvanshi. The couple had only recently exchanged vows, and the trip was meant to mark the peaceful start of their future together. But within days, the dream collapsed. Raja was found dead in a remote canyon, his body already decomposing. His personal belongings had disappeared, his identification stripped from him, his wedding ring missing. A promising life had come to a brutal and bewildering end.

At first, suspicion centered on Raj Kushwaha, believed to be Sonam’s secret lover. His past relationship with Sonam and the suspicious timing of events made him an obvious suspect. But as investigators examined hotel logs, combed through call records, and interviewed witnesses, a far more disturbing truth began to surface. What they uncovered stunned not only the police but also the entire nation: according to authorities, the mastermind behind the killing was not an outsider. It was Raja’s own wife.

Investigators now believe Sonam manipulated Raj by feeding him false promises of love and a shared future. She allegedly convinced him that eliminating Raja would clear the path for their life together. But the deception ran deeper still. Police say Sonam enlisted three additional accomplices—Vishal Singh, Anand Kurmi, and Akash Rajput—promising them large sums of money to help plan and execute the crime.

Evidence indicates that Sonam monitored her husband’s movements throughout the trip, passing the details to the group as they prepared for the attack. Detectives believe Raja was ambushed and pushed into the steep gorge sometime between May 23 and May 24. His ring and identification were removed to delay the identification of his remains. While he lay in the canyon, Sonam continued her trip as though nothing had happened.

After the murder, Raj returned to Indore, convinced he would finally begin a life with Sonam. But investigators would later discover that he, too, had been deceived. Sonam was reportedly involved with a third man, and authorities believe she planned to eliminate Raj once he had served his purpose. The betrayal, they said, was deeper and more calculated than anyone initially imagined.

The breakthrough came when police analyzed detailed phone records from everyone involved. That digital trail clearly connected Sonam to the group responsible for Raja’s death. On June 8, she was arrested. During interrogation, she confessed, laying bare a chilling web of manipulation, greed, and emotional exploitation.

The case has shocked the country. What began as a honeymoon evolved into a gruesome story of jealousy, ambition, and cold-blooded deceit. Beneath vows meant to symbolize loyalty and love, investigators found a plot marked by betrayal and cruelty. The tragedy of Raja Raghuvanshi now stands as a haunting reminder of how love can be twisted into something unrecognizable when greed and manipulation take hold.