Tourism Minister Paul Lyngdoh has praised the Meghalaya Police for solving the high-profile murder case of Raja Raghuvanshi, who was killed during a honeymoon trip in Sohra (Cherrapunji).
Meghalaya government has declared that it will not shield any criminal involved in the recent murder of Indore tourist Raja Raghuvanshi, who went missing with his wife Sonam during their honeymoon in Sohra. This assurance came from Paul Lyngdoh, cabinet minister in-charge of tourism and spokesperson for the MDA government, on Saturday.
Minister in-charge Animal Husbandry & Veterinary AL Hek on Friday supported the demand for a central bureau of investigation (CBI) probe into the recent murder of a tourist from Indore, Madhya Pradesh (L) Raja Raghuvanshi, after he and his wife went missing while on a honeymoon to Sohra.
Shillong, June 6: Despite efforts by multiple rescue teams, the search for Sonam Raghuvanshi, missing since May 25, has yielded no breakthrough on Friday.
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A total of three persons have been arrested so far in connection with the brutal murder of four persons in East Jaintia Hills, the bodies of whose were found tied and hacked at Umpleng village.
Garo Students’ Union (GSU), Goalpara Unit, Garo Jatiya Parishad (GJP), Garo National Union, and GNC have jointly demanded the shutdown of the rehabilitation centre.
DIG Eastern Range, Davis NR Marak, on Tuesday informed that the preliminary inquiry has revealed that the four persons, who were brutally murdered at Umpleng village in East Jaintia Hills District, were suspected to be drug users and small time peddlers.
