CCTV clue, hooded man and chilling plot raise new questions in Pune man murder case

The investigation into the death of Ketan Vishal Agarwal at Pune’s Lohagad Fort has taken a dramatic turn, with police uncovering several startling details that have strengthened suspicions of foul play. According to police sources, fresh findings from CCTV footage, family statements and technical evidence have raised serious questions about the circumstances leading to Ketan’s death. Investigators say Ketan’s family provided crucial information during questioning, helping police build a clearer picture of his personality and behaviour. Family members described him as an extremely cautious individual who avoided unnecessary risks, a factor…

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Ketan Agarwal murder case: Accused Siya and Chetan remanded to 7-day custody | What we know so far

Siya Goyal and Chetan Chaudhary—two prime accused, involved in the Ketan Agarwal murder case—were produced before the court on Tuesday by the Lonavala Police. The court ordered them to be remanded to police custody for seven days, until June 29, for the investigation. Earlier, police said both accused have been arrested for pushing real estate firm director Ketan Agarwal into the gorge at Lohagad Fort near Pune on June 18.

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Who was Vithabai Bhau Mang Narayangaonkar? Know about Lavani legend behind Shraddha Kapoor’s Eetha

Imagine a dark night, the glow of a Petromax lamp (a gas-powered light), colourful curtains and a stage at a village fair. The air is filled with the sounds of ghungroos (ankle bells) and the dholak (drum), while the audience’s applause creates a thunderous roar. A woman is performing Lavani on stage. Suddenly, she goes into labour; she steps backstage, gives birth to a baby girl, and then returns to the stage to resume her performance.

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Pakistan’s Rafale claim debunked again as IAF document confirms all 36 jets operational

Pakistan’s repeated claims of having shot down Indian Rafale fighter jets during Operation Sindoor have come under fresh scrutiny after an official Indian Air Force document indicated that all 36 Rafale aircraft procured by India remain fully operational. The development is significant because Pakistan and several Pakistan-backed social media accounts had repeatedly claimed during Operation Sindoor that Rafale jets of the Indian Air Force had been destroyed. However, a recent document issued by the Indian Air Force appears to contradict those assertions.

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