Viral Snapchat shows accused asking for Aadhaar details for fake wedding tickets
Days after being arrested for murder, Siya Goyal allegedly sent a Snapchat message requesting Aadhaar card information for non-existent wedding tickets. The screenshot has sparked fresh questions in the ongoing Pune realtor death case.
A screenshot from messaging app Snapchat has gone viral, allegedly showing Siya Goyal requesting Aadhaar card details from a friend for wedding tickets that never existed. The message surfaced days after Goyal and her associate Chetan Chaudhary were sent to judicial custody for the murder of Ketan Agarwal, a Pune-based real estate businessman.
According to police investigations, Agarwal was Goyal's fiancé. Authorities believe the couple pushed him off a cliff in what they are treating as a premeditated murder. The viral Snapchat message, which references a wedding that police describe as one that "would never happen," has added another layer of complexity to the case. Detectives are now examining the context and timing of this communication, along with other digital evidence.
The investigation has intensified with the discovery of multiple pieces of evidence. Police have recovered a second mobile phone belonging to one of the accused and are currently decoding several chat conversations between Goyal and Chaudhary. These coded messages are being analyzed to establish the timeline and motive behind Agarwal's death. Investigators believe the digital trail could reveal crucial details about how the crime was planned and executed.
In a significant development, a key witness has come forward with information relevant to the case. While specific details about the witness's statement have not been disclosed, police sources indicate that this testimony could strengthen their case against the accused. The witness account, combined with the digital evidence being examined, is expected to provide clearer insight into the events leading to Agarwal's death.
The case has drawn significant attention due to its unusual circumstances and the apparent disconnect between the couple's actions and their communications. As the investigation progresses, police continue to piece together evidence from multiple sources, including financial records, location data, and digital communications. The judicial custody of both accused has been extended while authorities work to build their case for prosecution.
