Meghalaya Murder Mystery: New CCTV footage shows Indore -pair day before they went missing | Today news

Meghalaya Murder Mystery: A new CCTV footage has emerged this week who showed the tourists of Indore – Raja Raghuvanshi and his wife Sonam – on May 22 at a Shillong Homestay on a scooter, a day before they disappeared to Meghalaya during their honeymoon. Mint could not verify the authenticity of the video. Raghuvanshi, 29, and his wife Sonam went missing on May 23. The couple, who comes from Indore in Madhya Pradesh, arrived at Mawlakhiat Village in Meghalaya on May 22 at a rented scooter, the news agency reports. They parked their scooter and drew 3000 steps from the gorge to visit the famous living roots at Nongriat Village, where they stayed that night. They left the house the next morning. They went missing a few hours after checking the house in the Nongriat Village in Sohra area in Shillong, reports claimed. Raghuvanshi’s body was found in a ravine 20 km from the town on Monday, while a search for his wife is underway. On May 24, their scooter was found abandoned at a cafe along the road from Shillong to Sohra. New CCTV footage programs … In the CCTV footage obtained by the T7 News Channel, the two were seen from their luggage after allegedly arriving at the Shillong Homestay on a scooter before driving away again. The footage, recorded by a CCTV camera at the home, showed that Raja and Sonam wear black jackets and wear a white suitcase. It is then seen how Raja enters the premises and talks to hotel staff, while Sonam is waiting outside. It can be seen that she removes her jacket and fixes her hair. Raja returns later, removes some belongings from the suitcase and surrenders it to Sonam. Meghalaya chief minister Conrad K Sangma said on June 5 that his government would leave no stone unturned to ensure that those behind the murder of a tourist from Indore, Raja Raghuvanshi.