Four accused in the Raja and Sonam Raghuvanshi case sent to 7-day transit remand by Meghalaya Police

In a key development in Raja Raghuvanshi's murder case and the mysterious disappearance of his wife, Sonam Raghuvanshi, four accused were handed over to Meghalaya Police on a seven-day transit remand. Rajesh Dindotiya, Indore Police's Additional Deputy Commissioner (Crime), confirmed the information at a media briefing on Monday. According to Dindotiya, Anand, one of the key defendants, was brought before the court under tight security. The court granted Shillong Police's request for a seven-day police transit remand valid till June 16, 2025. "Anand was brought before the court today amid strict security. Shillong Police sought a seven-day transit remand, which the court approved," Dindotiya told ANI. Following the court's judgment, the Meghalaya Police detained all four accused and took them to Shillong for further interrogation and investigation. Background to the Case Raja Raghuvanshi (29) and his wife Sonam Raghuvanshi (27), both inhabitants of Sakar Nagar, Indore, married on May 11, 2025. On May 20, just days after their marriage, the pair embarked on a tour to Meghalaya. They went missing on May 23, prompting a cross-state investigation. In an unexpected turn of events, Sonam Raghuvanshi herself surrendered, according to Meghalaya Police on Monday. Her position and potential involvement in the case are now being investigated. Details about the reason, the sequence of events that led up to Raja Raghuvanshi's death, and the exact accusations against each accused are expected to surface as the interrogation continues in Shillong. What happens next? The Meghalaya Police, who now have custody of the accused, intend to conduct a thorough investigation that will throw light on the complex and terrible circumstances behind Raja Raghuvanshi's murder and Sonam's unexplained surrender. Authorities are requesting anyone with more information about the couple's movements between May 20 and May 23 to come forward. This is a developing story. REAL BREAKING NEWS will continue to provide verifiable updates as new information becomes available from the Meghalaya Police and other investigative authorities.